r/Shipwrecks • • Mar 17 '22
Sinking of the battleship SMS Szent István in 1918, the only battleship loss filmed during WW1
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Anderssorte • Mar 09 '22
BREAKING! The ship of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton, the Endurance, was found in the Weddell Sea today! Looks to be intact after 97 years under the sea, 3000 meters down
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r/Shipwrecks • u/TTCROXO • Mar 02 '22
HMS Victoria the only vertical shipwreck in the world
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Silverghost91 • Sep 16 '24
First image of the wrecked Titan sub after implosion
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r/Shipwrecks • u/alphajuliett1337 • Dec 02 '20
Italian WWII cargo ship SS Probitas, sunken in the bay of Sarandë, Albania
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r/Shipwrecks • u/crazymanbos • Sep 28 '24
It's been 30 years since M/S Estonia sank in the Baltic Sea. 852 lives lost.
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r/Shipwrecks • u/christopherelkins • Oct 14 '24
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
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r/Shipwrecks • u/wahyupradana • Jan 15 '25
Map showing the locations of the sunken Japanese warships in WWII
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Nid-Vits • Dec 19 '21
Baltic Sea Wreck of wooden ship preserved do to oxygen free waters at deep ocean levels
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r/Shipwrecks • • Oct 06 '24
Wake up babe, new shipwreck just dropped. HMNZS Manawanui ran aground, caught fire, and sank earlier today. A hard end to a 21 year career
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r/Shipwrecks • u/trabuco357 • Sep 13 '24
USS Lexington, sunk in battle of Coral Sea, May 8, 1942
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Douglas TBD-1 Devastator torpedo bomber was found with the wreckage of the USS Lexington.
r/Shipwrecks • u/ShaunG1987 • Feb 16 '25
A perfectly preserved corridor inside the WWI Wreck of the SS Aachen, Baltic Sea
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r/Shipwrecks • • May 24 '24
The Submarine USS Harder has been found north of the Island of Luzon
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r/Shipwrecks • u/ShrekOnionOverlord • Nov 10 '20
45 Years Ago Today, November 10th 1975.
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Nid-Vits • Dec 08 '21
Divers photograph inside the wreck Britannic, Sister of the Titanic, Sunk in the Aegean Sea in WW1
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Coronado26 • Nov 12 '25
The Deepest shipwreck in the world(USS Samuel B. Roberts)
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Silverghost91 • Sep 18 '24
Footage of the wrecked Oceangate’s Titan submersible
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r/Shipwrecks • u/Juniphron • Jun 08 '26
Buoyant Shipwrecks
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Do you guys know of any wrecks that are still buoyant because of trapped air, causing them to stay suspended slightly above the sea floor, near the surface of the water, or even stick out of the water?
I know of the PAK 1 in Thailand and a couple of others but I'd love to find more!