The Real Captain Morgan And His Lost Ship Of Rum
Captain Henry Morgan may be more famous for the Rum named after him but to the marine archaeologists diving wrecks off Panama the find has less to do with
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Captain Henry Morgan may be more famous for the Rum named after him but to the marine archaeologists diving wrecks off Panama the find has less to do with
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Illustration courtesy USPS Last week, the United States Postal Service issued 60 million Forever stamps commemorating the history of the U.S. Merchant
(US Naval History and Heritage Command) Exactly 210 years ago today, during the First Barbary War, the schooner Enterprise, commanded by Lieutenant Andrew
Image from VesselTracker.com So apparently this ship was carrying ore between India and China when it was hit by another ship, splitting it in two. And the
Rob Almeida’s interview with Kalee Thompson, author of Deadliest Sea. This incredibly well written book details the sinking of the F/V Alaska Ranger in
Screenshot courtesy Payscale.com Jealous of your ASU buddies’ “girls gone wild” college experience? How about your friends over in NYU
Not sure why you would start a professional yacht race when an oil tanker was clearly heading toward the race course, come on Audi MedCup race committee,
You’ve sunk my battleship! Check out the just-released teaser trailer for the movie based on the classic board game, Battleship, starring Liam Neeson,
An artist’s illustration of a quasar similar to APM 08279+5255. Credit NASA/ESA Two teams of scientists at the California Institute of Technology
What does it take to be an American Badass? Well strikingly rugged good looks help (only because it attract strikingly good-looking ladies) but bravery, a keen
Saw these socks at Grauls supermarket in Annapolis, Maryland the other day.
Too often in the shipping community good ideas, new innovative ideas, suffer from lack of support and, strangled in red tape, die an early death. But today we
Merchant ships are a critical piece of worldwide movement of goods and materials around the world, and on occasion, they run into problems. The following
(Graphic by Jack Cook, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) Taking another major step in sleuthing the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a research team led
The OSD-designed fuel efficient seismic support vessel for Bourbon courtesy Offshore Ship Designers This weeks interesting ship is actually a series of six new
This article originally appeared on gCaptain’s sister site, UnofficialNetworks.com, a ski and snowboard industry blog. The greenhouse effect, from the
This is all in Russian, but the video speaks for itself… Essentially the Russian Navy boarded a pirate ship and freed some Russian seafarers who had just
Last month, Hess Energy announced that they will be withdrawing plans for an LNG facility in Fall River, Massachusetts. Many opponents of the facility boasted
USS Iowa fires a full broadside, July 1984, US Navy Image By Gordon England, GEN James L. Jones, USMC (ret), and ADM Vern Clark, USN (ret) All our citizens,
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