Massive mural found intact on World War II ship that sank in 1942 - Paintings, vehicles, and even a potentially never-before-seen jellyfish were found among USS Yorktown’s wreckage ...

John Bricker, who's been diving the ship for 37 years, said he filmed the deteriorating wreckage "to try to get an idea of ...

Inside the hangar of the USS Yorktown is a 42-foot ... 1942,” officials say. The wreck was discovered in 1998 by a U.S. Navy ...

Ganitch, 101, was on the USS Pennsylvania (BB-38) at Pearl Harbor naval base near Honolulu, Hawaii, on Dec. 7, 1941, when Japanese forces carried out a surprise airstrike against U.S. ships. Ganitch — ...

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(WHP) — One person is dead after a crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Monday morning ... Pike and US 11 as crews responded to the wreck. The victim's identity has not yet been released.

you can see off into the distance that's a view that you never have at the wreck site. Everything I saw surprised me. My experience has been through dives, through studying digital imagery ...

I want you to take this basket back to that site in South Africa, and I want you to pour this soil over the wreck site so that my ancestors can touch home for the first time in over 200 years." ...

While the wreck itself lies in eerie silence, 12,500 feet below the surface, the scans bring the site into stunning, almost cinematic clarity - revealing not just twisted beams and collapsed decks ...

"And having a comprehensive view of the entirety of the wreck site is key to understanding what happened here." Despite the Titanic’s manufacturers claiming that the line was unsinkable ...

Having a comprehensive view of the entirety of the wreck site is key to understanding what happened here.' Also revealed by the scans is a valve in an open position, indicating that steam was ...

"And having a comprehensive view of the entirety of the wreck site is key to understanding what happened here." Despite the Titanic’s manufacturers claiming that the line was unsinkable, it suffered ...