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Over a dozen bombs weighing 227 kilograms each, as well as artillery projectiles, have been identified at two famous shipwreck sites off the southern coast of Newfoundland.
Over a dozen bombs weighing 227 kilograms each, as well as artillery projectiles, have been identified at two famous shipwreck sites off the southern coast of Newfoundland.
RCGS Explorer-in-Residence Jill Heinerth discusses the discovery of a Second World War-era bomber 50 metres below the surface in Gander Lake, Newfoundland
Darien native tells story of WWII shipwrecks and her father's survival in Amazon documentary Susan Shultz FacebookTwitterEmail 15 1of15Shipwreck off the coast of Newfoundland in 1942, subject of "As If They Were Angels."With permission of Terry StraussShow MoreShow Less 2of15 U.S.S. Pollux is distress on Lawn Point on Feb. 19, 1942Ena Farrell EdwardsShow MoreShow Less 3of15 5of15 The late Henry Strauss, a survivor of the shipwrecked Pollux, greets the man who saved him.As if They Were AngelsShow MoreShow Less 6of15 7of15 The late Henry Strauss, a survivor of the shipwrecked Pollu...
A Darien native’s documentary, “... As If They Were Angels, tells the story of World...