Meet The Fleet - Recovery Fleet Overview

Active Fleet

Autonomous Spaceport Droneship based on the US West Coast for offshore booster landings.

NRC Quest is the Pacific Ocean fairing recovery ship. NRC Quest previously recovered Cargo Dragon.

Doug is one SpaceX's two new multi-purpose recovery ships. Designed for fairing recovery and droneship operations.

Autonomous Spaceport Droneship based on the US East Coast for offshore booster landings.

Adele Elise is the new West Coast droneship support ship, support Of Course I Still Love You droneship at sea.

Bob is one SpaceX's two new multi-purpose recovery ships. Designed for fairing recovery and droneship operations.

Autonomous Spaceport Droneship based on the US East Coast for offshore booster landings. New for 2021.

GO Searcher is the primary Dragon recovery vessel, equipped with a medical treatment facility and heli-pad.

Finn Falgout is a tugboat that is used to tow droneships to landing zones in the Atlantic Ocean.

GO Navigator is the secondary Dragon recovery vessel and is built identically to GO Searcher.

The Falcon 9 Securing Robot, known as Octagrabber, operates on both SpaceX droneships to secure boosters after a landing.

Phobos is one of two Starship floating spaceports that SpaceX is currently constructing.

Deimos is one of two Starship floating spaceports that SpaceX is currently constructing.

GO Quest is the former East Coast droneship support ship and was the first vessel that SpaceX ever chartered.

GO Discovery is a ship occasionally used to transport Starship equipment between the development sites in Florida and Texas.

GO Ms. Tree is a fast, maneuverable vessel that was previously modified to catch fairing halves.

A former fairing recovery ship based in Florida. Used throughout 2018 with varying success. Later replaced by Ms. Tree.

GO Ms. Chief is the near-identical sister ship to Ms. Tree that was previously modified to catch fairing halves.

Shelia Bordelon was a temporary SpaceX fairing recovery vessel. Equipped with a 50-ton crane to lift fairing halves from the water.

Hawk is a tugboat that is sometimes used to tow droneships to landing zones in the Atlantic Ocean.

Of Course I Read The Instructions. Starship spotting boat belonging to @SpacePadreIsle. Doggo included.