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Shipwreck
Latest News & Articles
8 Famous People Who Missed Lusitania -
When the First World War began, in the summer of 1914, the Lusitania was among the most glamorous and celebrated ships in the world—at one time both the largest and fastest afloat....
Lusitania's Final, Fateful Voyage -
On April 30th 1915, the Lusitania was at New York, being loaded with meat, medical supplies, copper, cheese, oil and machinery, but she was also secretly being loaded with munitions for...
Ammo Found Vindicates German Claims -
Her sinking with the loss of almost 1,200 lives caused such outrage that it propelled the U.S. into the First World War.But now divers have revealed a dark secret about the cargo carried...
More Articles
- SS Sultana: Titanic on the Mississippi - This Week in Civil War
- My Enduring Fascination With Titanic - James Cameron, Der Spiegel
- No, the Moon Did Not Sink Titanic - Lane Wallace, The Atlantic
- Did the Moon Help Sink Titanic? - Rolando Pujol, New York Daily News
- Why 'Californian' Failed Titanic - Dave Nitzer, Titanic & Mystery Ship
- Sobering Reason for Titanic Tragedy - Chris Berg, Wall Street Journal
- Titanic Survivors: Heroes or Cowards? - Sarah Boesveld, National Post
- Titanic: A High-Tech Marvel of Its Time - Sharon Gaudin, PC World
- Titanic Still Unsinkable Even Now - Daniel Mendelsohn, New Yorker
- Before Movie, Titanic Was a News Story - Christopher Sullivan, AP
- Why the Titanic Still Fascinates Us - Andrew Wilson, Smithsonian
- Scenes from Titanic's Maiden Voyage Departure - Titanic-Titanic
- The Tragic Loss of USS Thresher - U.S. Navy
- Notorious Tanker Sold to India - Nirmala George, Associated Press
- Lingering Lessons of Costly Spill - Marybeth Holleman, Seattle Times
- Israel's Attack on USS Liberty a Slander - Robert Werdine, Times of Israel
- Ehime Maru Opens Old Wounds - Maeda Tetsuo, Japan in the World
- Deadliest Maritime Disaster of All Time - Wilhelm Gustloff
- Demise and Discovery of Israel's Sub - Uri Dotan Bochner, INS Dakar
- 10 Worst Cruise Ship Disasters in History - Melanie Jones, IBT
- A Year Later, Ship Remains Submerged - Eric Lyman, USA Today
- In Service of Her Country and Luxury - Henrik Ljungstrom, TGOL
- Queen Elizabeth's Mysterious Demise - Philip Bowring, NY Times
- Cold War Mystery: USS Scorpion Buried at Sea - Ed Offley, MHQ
- How Mighty Fitz Sank to Watery Grave - Timothy McCall, SSEFO
- Mystery Still Shrouds Fitzgerald - Eric Lawrence, Detroit Free Press
- The First Atlantic Crossing Disaster - Maritime Quest
- Sinking of Kursk: Disaster and Ineptitude - Global Security
- The Kursk: To Die for Russia's Pride - Amelia Gentleman, The Guardian
- Bermuda: Born of a Shipwreck - Keith Archibald Forbes, Bermuda Online
- USS Jeannette's Fateful Arctic Expedition - Navy Department Library
- Empress: Sunk in 14 Minutes - Gavin Murphy, Encyclopedia Titanica
- How Tennis Stars Escaped Disaster - Jon Wertheim, Sports Illustrated
- New Revelations of Titanic Passengers - Holly Morris, New York Times
- Halifax: Victims' Final Resting Place - Christopher Reynolds, LA Times
- The Enduring 'Women and Children' Myth - Louise Nordstrom, AP
- Captain Hazelwood's Bad Trip on Exxon Valdez - Time
- The Sub That Vanished - Henry Baumgartner, Mechanical Engineering
- Doomed Cruise Ship Was Destined for Disaster - Der Spiegel
- Queen Elizabeth's Mysterious Sinking - Finding Dulcinea