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  1. San Jose found

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  2. Small boat discovered buried in Florida

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  3. Schooner Grace Bailey accident

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  4. Did the Royal Navy ever build wooden warships in Irish yards?

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  5. Wooden Ship Frames that were Longitudinally 'Sistered' Together via the use of Bolts

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  6. New footage shows historic World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific

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  7. BOOK Lectures on Naval Architecture, being the Substance of those delivered at the United Service Institution

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  8. "The Lubbers Hole", Patrick Brian Podcast, thanks Model Ship World!

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  9. British Marines Duties

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  10. Iron Braces on Hanging Knee Deck Supports... HMS Victory

    By tmj,
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  11. Two vertical Victorian shipwrecks!

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  12. Scale Model of sloop of war U.S.S. Peacock built at Pearl Harbor 1924

    By Kapena Kuke,
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  13. French Atlatinc Coast (Ports, Forts, Arsenals and similar)

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  14. Video: "T.s. Hanseatic", Deutsche Atlantik Linie, Interior

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  15. 'Limber' Channels

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  16. Construction of Masts for 18th Century 'Ships of the Line'

    By tmj,
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  17. Archaeological Paper on the Wreck of HMS Swift 1763

    By Steve20,
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  18. How to call a Japanese Imperial Navy vessel?

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  19. The other Bank of Spain...the huge amount of Spanish ship wrecks under the sea...

    By Cristiano,   
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  20. Shipwreck Survivors Project

    By allanyed,
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  21. US Navy Destroyer has a pirate flag.

    By mtaylor,
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  22. Guinness World Record, Deepest Underwater photo shoot

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  23. Lost Portraits of the Franklin Expedition

    By Swordfish073,
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  24. Technical drawings & Dutch shell first 1 2 3

    By Jules van Beek,
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  25. French Pre-Dreadnought Battleship Carnot

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  26. Brig Niagara 2023 sailing season ending early

    By gak1965,
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  27. Face of a Vasa Passenger

    By mtaylor,
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  28. Fascinating discussion on why the Vasa really sank.

    By Louie da fly,   
    • 2 replies
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  29. Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

    By Papa,
    • 4 replies
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  30. Video: The Shipwrecks of Leyte Gulf battle

    By uss frolick,
    • 1 reply
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