WWI-Era Russian Shipwreck Found During North Sea Windfarm Survey

  • WWI-era Russian merchant shipwreck discovered during a North Sea windfarm survey.
  • The shipwreck, believed to be the SS Tobol, was torpedoed in 1917.
  • Efforts are underway to protect and preserve the wreck as an archaeological site.

A Russian merchant shipwreck from World War I has been discovered in the North Sea during a survey for what could become the first floating offshore windfarm. The ship is believed to be the SS Tobol, torpedoed by a German U-boat in 1917, reports Press & Journal.

The...

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Preserving The Legacy: Historic Shipwreck Off Dorset Secures Special Protection Status

The government has granted the wreck of a ship which sank more than 200 years ago special protection, reports AOL

Earl of Abergavenny
  • The Earl of Abergavenny sank off the coast of Weymouth, Dorset, with the loss of some 250 lives, in what is considered one of the UK’s worst maritime disasters.
  • It was carrying more than 60 chests of silver bullion that have never been found.
  • John Wordsworth, the brother of renowned Romantic poet William Wordsworth, was the ship’s captain.
  • The 1,300-tonne ship set...

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Name confirmed for US Navy’s sixth Constellation-class frigate

Rendering of a US Navy Constellation-class guided-missile frigate

US Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro has confirmed that a future US Navy Constellation-class guided-missile frigate (FFG) will be named USS Galvez. The ship honours Conde Bernardo de Gálvez y Madrid, who provided supplies, intelligence, and military support to the American colonists during the...

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Russia resumes search for submarine lost in World War II

A Soviet Navy Leninets-class submarine, date unknown

The Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that an expedition has been launched to attempt to locate a Soviet Navy submarine that was lost off the northern coast of Japan in the closing weeks of World War II. Russian Navy hydrographic ships will begin combing the waters of La Perouse Strait...

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Symbol of Sacrifice: USS Jacob Jones Bell Returns Home

Ceremony Highlights & Historical Context

The United Kingdom has ceremoniously returned the bell from the USS Jacob Jones, the first American destroyer lost to enemy attack during World War I, to the United States.

Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Martin Connell handed the bell to Admiral James W. Kilby, the U.S. Vice Chief of Naval Operations, during the first Sea Lord’s annual seapower conference at Lancaster House in London.

In December 1917, a German U-boat sank the USS Jacob Jones, resulting in...

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Wreck of US Navy submarine found on seabed off Luzon, Philippines

4D photogrammetry model of the wreck of the US Navy World War II submarine USS Harder

The US Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC) has confirmed the wreck site of the World War II submarine USS Harder in the waters off Luzon island in the Philippines. Using data collected and provided by Tim Taylor, CEO of Tiburon Subsea and the Lost 52 Project, NHHC’s Underwater Archaeology...

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Survey completed on 160-year-old shipwreck in Waterloo Bay, Australia

A marine archaeologist examines the wreck of Cheviot in Waterloo Bay, Wilson's Promontory Marine National Park.

The remains of a shipwreck off Wilson’s Promontory in Victoria, Australia, have been revealed following a recently completed marine archaeological survey. Maritime archaeologists filmed the vessel identified by the name Cheviot in Waterloo Bay as part of a land and sea archaeological survey of by...

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REMINISCENCES | The lessons of “Supership” half a century on

Fifty years ago, the shipping “establishment” was plunged into angst and indignation by the publication of a book that opened up many of the mysteries of the modern maritime industry to critical public scrutiny. Noel Mostert’s “Supership” was the account of a voyage he had taken from North Europe...

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