shipwreck thread

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>>34947313

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I-52

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Prinz Eugen

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>>34947481
op didn't say grenade thread

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USS Monitor

>>34947419
>>34947313
I'm also addicted to Great Lakes shipwrecks, especially if they're /k/ related.

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Japanese Midget Sub

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>>34947537
Fuck, forgot pic

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HMS Cerberus

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What naval shipwrecks would /k/ most like to see found? I'd love for someone to find the original SMS Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, sunk during the Battle of the Falklands.

And the Battle off Samar wrecks, naturaliche.

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HMS Victoria

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Anybody into the Franklin Expedition?

>>34947603
I was just about to post this one. She sunk in an extremely stupid manner and her wreck's the only one I know of that's vertical.

>>34947586

I'd love to see all the cold war ones raised

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More Franklin...

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>>34947607
Fascinating stuff

HMS Erebus

>>34947586
I'd be happy if they found that nuke they lost off the coast of Ga

>>34947607
Those faces of the deceased look anything but pleasant

>>34947620

*meant cold war subs, specifically. I have been drinking

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>>34947611
The Russian monitor Rusalka ended up the same way, because her design was crap, although unfortunately I couldn't find any good images of her.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_monitor_Rusalka

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>>34947621
>>34947625
Jinx!

HMS Terror

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USS Astoria

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The two ships of the Franklin Expedition, and the 130 man crew became beset in the ice north of the artic circle in an attempt to navigate the Northwest Passage. All 130 men died- most in an attempt to walk 900 miles south to Churchill Manitoba, where a Hudson's bay Store was located.

John Franklin- who commanded the expedition, had enough provisions for three years. The evidence seems to point that their canned supplies began spoiling, as well as having a high lead content.

They tried to drag a 23 foot long ships bot- the one pictured- weighing over 1000 lbs,, on a sledge. They often made only 1 mile a day, Eventually, they began to eat the dead.

The evidence suggests that they got as far as Backs Fish River at the north end of the Canadian mainland, before they died from disease and starvation. The natives saw them as late as 1851, still walking south, and dying by dropping in their tracks.

>>34947543
Why is it that you can always tell, even without getting any location or currency clues, that an article was written by the British? It's gotta be something about the way they sensationalize this sort of stuff, or the choice of words or something, but you can just always tell

>>34947721
Maybe because of
>Kent

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>>34947668
seriously!

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More Franklin.

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HMHS Britannic
She's deep enough that experience divers can get to her and some have even gone inside.

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Did you guys know there's a shipwreck listing in google earth?

I remember it being more advanced than this, but here's a sample

>>34947716
>The natives saw them as late as 1851, still walking south, and dying by dropping in their tracks.
And didn't help at all?

>>34947769
I want to know more about the Chinese mystery hole

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>>34947586
The Surcouf, no doubt. I don't think they'll ever find it, though, given that the search area is somewhere from the Northern Atlantic to the South Caribbean.

>>34947777
based quads
I can only assume the natives assumed the proud anglos seemed like they were men on a mission, who knew wtf they were doing
Later the reclamation team comes and says "dude our guys fucked up" and they were probably like "oh, was that what that was?" or something

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USS Independence

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>>34947419
NEVR 4GET

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USS Utah

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>>34947790
I assume it's just a geological formation from when Mt Paektu was volcanic.

The historical imagery has some interesting developments though. Seems the chinese are up to something there.

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HMS Royal Oak

>>34947810
Pretty much. There were a few encounters between the Franklin crew and natives, but the natives feared the English. The Franklin team didn't really ask the natives for advice or help.

One rather harrowing encounter was in 1850, where a group of locals took in a haggard, near-death group of Franklin's crew (and there were several groups, heading both north and south along the west coast of king William Island). The natives took in the whites, and helped them build an igloo. The natives provided some food, but were shocked to see that the english left a corpse stripped of its skin and muscle in the igloo, and didn't eat the natives food.

If you read up on this story, it becomes apparant that some of the groups walking south along King William Island abandoned thier treck, and tried to return to their ships- thinking they were still stuck in the ice 15 miles off of Victory Point. But the ice had thawed after the crews departed, and the ships ended up on the southwest shore of KWI, where they sunk.

One of the boats found near Victory Point was oriented to the last known position of Erebus and Terror.

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SMS Koln

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>>34947754
Artist's depiction of the wreck

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SMS Brummer

>>34947892
obviously not-so-trace heavy metals in the preservatives/preservation methods and shitty fucking provisions considered you can't be sure if it was pride or delirium though fucking with the crew

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>>34947861
The Oklahoma's still missing. She sank at Pearl Harbor, the Navy righted and raised her, then lost her when they were towing her back to the mainland.

>>34947834
THE LEGEND LIVES ON FROM THE CHIPPEWA ON DOWN OF THE BIG LAKE THEY CALL GITCHE GUMEE!

>>34947786
source?

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The USN has a history of destroyers getting into accidents.

>>34948364

Some of the wreckage from that is still there, apparently.

>>34947529
This is one of the most unsettling pictures I've ever seen

>>34947700
>>34947621
>>34947625


Help me: Why do Sonar pictures cast a shadow?

Was the sending unit on one side and the receiving unit above the wrecks?

>>34948430
Active SONARs are transceivers, meaning the transducer that sends out the ping is same one that listens for the echo. Therefore if you're beside a wreck you're see a shadow opposite of the wreck.Imagine it's like a camera in a dark room. The flash sends out photons that illuminate the room and those photons are reflected back at the camera.

>>34947514
Nuke me again, motherfucker, I ain't dead yet.

>>34947586
Fuso and Yamashiro were found but the water current makes it very difficult to dive down too and the water is very murky adding to the difficulty and making it almost impossible to take photos

anyone have pics of the i-400....gay that they sunk it cuz of being scared of russians..could have kept in a military base until later.

>>34947630
someone probably has

>>34948690
10 years since Yamashiro/Fusou's location were found yet no one seems to bother to find her again even when she was lying only 600 ft below.

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>>34947313

HMAS Sydney.

All 645 crew killed.

>>34947777
Lol, no
To be fair, the justification I've heard given is that the natives food supplies were limited as it was.
Onestory I heard was two native fishermen see a group from the Franklin walking, they go up to them, without saying word, and then throw them a fish.
They walked back to their village, said the men were screaming after them and trying to follow but ultimately failed

Could you imagine being one of those men?

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>>34948962
I'm a little salty that we haven't gotten an overall render if the Kormoran like this, but pic related kinda makes up for it.

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>>34948751
Most of what's available doesn't show much.

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>>34949901
Here's a cool render though.

>>34947608
I dived that wreck water was 30 degrees c

>>34947423
Scouce plz

>>34949952
It's from an old Russian cosmodrome

>>34949952
>>34949986
They're in an old storage hangar at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/05/soviet-space-shuttle-kazakhstan-film-science/

>>34950232
Thanks

One thing that astounds me when it comes to shipwrecks is how often you hear "All hands drowned" or ridiculously low amount of survivors compared to crew size.

How does that happen? How do hundreds of men just drown or go down like that suddenly? Like christ, the odds of surviving a sinking ship seems to be distressingly low

>>34950984
Imagine trying to navigate a 3D maze in the dark as it's filling with water and potentially on fire.

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>>34950984


Getting out has to be a nightmare of pure luck. I think half the people that survive magazine explosions were just thrown from the ship and ended up in the water. 3 people off of the indefatigable survived of a total crew of 1,119.

>>34947607
Looks like I have all the guns Dave.

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You can dive this wreck off Pensacola Florida

>>34950984
Outside of a very few special cases, ships capsize when they sink. Usually in an abrupt manner. This means people don't have much time and the window to get out a distress call is very short.
Also with warships, there's the case of magazine explosions.

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>>34951209
David Doubilet's work makes me moist.

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>>34951371

>>34947514
she deserved better

>>34947912
of all the shipwrecks that creep me out, brittanic creeps me right the fuck out
i can't stand to look at her, but i can't look away

>>34951389
>Britannic
why? Not that many were killed in the sinking
I'd be more spooped at the pics of the Bismarck where one of Rodney's 16-inch shells came in and gutted the bridge

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>>34951438
I think the only people who died on Britannic were those who rushed to lower two lifeboats without orders, and did so as the ship was still moving and they got chopped up by the screws. yikes.
If I had to pick a "scariest" wreck then I'd say Hood since one minute she was there, and the next she was gone. Those aboard her had no clue what happened.

>>34951438
it's just the way she looks that gets me.

>>34947603
That is really fucking weird

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m-mmm

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>>34947976
>>34952106
Can you go shit up some other thread, please?

More aesthetic wrecks.

>>34947439
delet this

>>34951547

The Hood would have been pretty terrifying to even witness.

One minute the ship is there, damaged but firing away. Then suddenly a huge jet of flame shoots up, at which point the middle of the ship explodes. 3 minutes later she's completely gone. Sank so fast, one of the 3 survivors said that he swam 50 yards after getting out, then turned around to find the ship wasn't even there anymore.

1418 men on board, and responding ships didn't even find bodies.

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>>34952627
The way the wrecksite looks now pretty much underscores this. The explosion pretty much vaporized the ship.

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>>34952785

>>34951389
>she deserved better
She lies on a tropical beach and has the warm sun shining on her belly while other ships are in pitch black, cold loneliness. Isn't that good?

>>34947559
They should really raise and restore/preserve her. She's the first of what would come to be battleships.

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>>34952627
From Ted Brigg's, who was on the compass platform, the only indications they had that something was wrong were: report that the steering was not responding, a glow from behind them, suddenly they're looking up towards the sky as the front half of the ship rises up, he's in the water and everyone else who was with him is gone.
Briggs himself only lived because something blew up and created a pressure wave that shot him back to the surface.

>>34952785
I remember watching some documentary that said pretty much everything blew up on Hood. They were somewhat expecting to find two fairly intact pieces, but at some point her fore magazine went off as well and the boiler rooms exploded. She's a mess.
Most men were probably dead before they even realized something was wrong and their bodies went down with the ship. Scary stuff that's even more of a wound because everyone aboard knew she was susceptible to a one-hit-knockout like the battlecruisers at Jutland. Had Bismarck's shell hit a few seconds later and Hood would have been in a position to bounce the hit or at least have a penetration in a non-vital spot.

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>>34952795
>>34952785
>>34952627

>the Hood is literally just a pile of wreckage indistinguishable as anything that ever floated

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>>34952862
>warm sun shining on her belly
>screws and rudder are beached

she's actually pretty exposed and being lewd on the beach if you ask me. it's like she's laying playfully in the water naked with her ass and vag on shore kicking at the sand.

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>>34952980

It's also pretty scary that reports note nothing appeared wrong with her steering and engine areas. The guys in the engine room might not have even been aware of the fires on deck or later hits until the middle of the ship suddenly disappeared and their half the ship was underwater.

I hope the boilers exploding killed most of them, it'd have been mercy.

I've read the 4" magazine blew up, at which point the 15" went, after which everything else went off pretty much at once.

>>34953010
>>34952862
She drowned face first in the water.

>>34953086
I've heard Prinz Eugen set off some secondary/AA gun magazine which started a fire, and then not long after Bismarck scored the killing blow with her main armament. That the two were not some kind of chain reaction.
Whatever happened was clearly disastrous. As said, it was a problem everyone was aware of and Hood was due to have her armor reinforced around the aft magazines (her front magazines were given extra deck armor already). But as most tragedies in history are, shitty luck came into play and so the shell hit the part that was not armored sufficiently.

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>>34953121

DELET

>>34953121
>Bury me face down so the whole world can kiss my ass

>>34948162
Bermuda Triangle

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>>34947721
"sensationalize" is a bit of an understatement

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What I would give to be on the team conserving the Hunley...

>>34947439
What am I looking at here?

>>34947439
A rock.

>>34947674
shipwrecks please, no trainwrecks

>>34947721
>astonishing
Only the Brits use that word.

>>34953408
Sank three times and killed three crews. Nice.

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What will become of our past?

>>34953538

forgotten, torn down, demonized, erased from history in our collective great leap forward

>>34952862
at least those other ships have fish and coral to keep them company

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>>34953547
well then.

>>34953547
Don't forget stolen by Indonesians if you declare the location a war grave.

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>>34953482
And powered by a FUCKING HANDCRANK because the steam engines Horace Hunley put in the David boats asphyxiated their crews.

>>34952627
Honestly, naval combat of the Ironclad Age and later til the 1950s was really quite brutal and terrifying

>BB combat is essentially a floating fuckheuge armored grenade designed to throw HE shells that weigh as much as small cars

The indianapolis has been found.
https://twitter.com/USNHistory/status/898955138248736769?s=09

>>34951174
>tfw we scrapped or deliberately blew up our A E S T H E T I C steel navy.

God Damn, these things belonged in a museum

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>>34954431

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>>34954443

>>34953121
That's my fetish.

>>34954454


what is this? a note? what does it say?

>>34954595
from one of the trapped sailors in the aft of the Kursk

supposedly it says something about them not being able to get out.
They could have survived in there for days

>>34947777
>>34947716
they where walking and losing themselves in the arctic for 6 years holy fuck

>>34954690
Key word is could have. Judging by the state of the compartment the note was found in, someone dropped the oxygen tablets into the seawater and the resulting fire asphyxiated any survivors well before supplies ran out.

>>34947777
apparently Franklin turned down help early on in the expedition. Being the great English explorer he was, what help did he need from savages?

>>34947586
The Hornet, Lexington and Wasp. Screw people who want to find Shinano before them.

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A Peru ship the MH370 search found while looking for the plane

>>34954770
The Franklin Expedition was a festival of over confidence and poor decisions overall. The Erebus and Terror were fairly well built and engineered for the expedition but they shot themselves in the dick by waiting till nearly the last possible moment to arrange the contract for their canned food supplies. They ended up with severely rushed food with pretty bad lead contamination that fucked over a lot of the crew. Then their steadfast refusal to take any advice from Native populations really screwed them over in the end.

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The Koln is technically a sunk ship. The USAAF hit her in Wilhelmshaven in 1945. She hit the bottom of the port. No longer seawirthy there she remained with her crew, who turned her into a artillery battery which stopped several Allied attempts to take the city until after the war.

In death she served,

>>34948107
Listen to "The Rectum of Ella Fitzgerald" and you will never be able to sing the Lightfoot version ever again.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ8b8jfc-Vg

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>>34955657
>USAAF hit her
>in 1945

>>34953697
some pokemon tier
lonney toons tier shit

>>34956616
She was in drydock, The Americans hit the city their bomb spam got Koln

>>34953785
Classical Age
>shitty fucking surgery
>awful provisions
>surrounded by dirty sweaty disease bags
WWII Age
>In a turret making sure ammunition is loaded, with no fucking idea if your gunner/captain knows how to aim the fucking gun
>Engineers stuck in a boiler room all day; when the ship is fucked, you're 100% fucked
>If you're IJN, protocol says you should let MORE water in
Modern Navies
>it just takes 1 missile to crack a ship in half
All Navies
>The pacific is nothing but heat, salt water, and sharks
>The atlantic is nothing but cold water and choppy fucking seas
You have to be insane to go out to sea

>>34947472
Love this one. Fricking plane landed itself. It'd like to see a new fangled F-35 do that!

>>34947586
The 4 Japanese carriers on the battle of Midway, Akagi, Kaga, Shoryu and Hiryu

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>>34956988
Could be worse.

Could be pedal-powered.

>>34947501
lmao

>>34957031
The airforce was a part of the US army at the time under the title of Air Corpse

>>34957906
I know, Picture reactions are sometimes hard to gauge.

>>34949952
It the Russian Buran Space Shuttle. It flew once on remote control. An intresting accomplishment in 1988, and something the American Space Shuttle required a cable be mainualy pluged into the flight deck from the crew deck to do in 2011 if they had needed to do it.

>>34956537
You obviously have never heard the Camaro song my dude...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0rHNpLh5hc

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>shipwreck thread
>nobody posts the actual shipwreck

>>34958158
Soviets also landed a drone on the moon a good two decades before the Mars rover programs started

>>34947472
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornfield_Bomber

>>34947472
>The damage to the aircraft was minimal; indeed, one officer on the recovery crew is reported to have stated that if there were any less damage he would have simply flown the aircraft out of the field.[3][4]

https://youtu.be/1VRBJjnRE5w

I was out kayaking at low tide and found the ribs of a small ship. It's usually not there but the shifting sands exposed it. There's also a D-Day landing craft I can see from the shore that I'm going to check out soon. Lots and lots of shipwrecks around me.

>>34951389
She shut down most of her engines and refused to restart them for her captors, and survived 2 nuclear blasts as a final testament to her quality. She lies as one of the few german warships to make it to the enemies shore, and lies in the tropical sun in all her glory for people to see

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>>34947423
RIP, the roof has collapsed on it now.

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>>34958294

There's only one shipwreck.

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>>34947313

Stanier 8F locomotive, one of two at the wreck site of the SS Thistlegorm in the Red Sea. As well as the locomotives the vessel was carrying trucks, bren carriers, motorbikes, small arms, ammunition and boots from Glasgow to Alexandria (via Cape Town) when she was sunk by the German Luftwaffe on the 6th October 1941 with the loss of nine lives.

>>34959045

Different spacecraft. That is Ptichka OK-1K2, it was supposed to become second flight worthy shuttle, 97% complete when program was cancelled. It was moved to another building after the collapse, that building is unstable as well....

does someone have the photo of the RN Roma?

>>34953435
Supposedly a UFO sunk in the baltic.

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>>34958678
Jesus.