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Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear

BOSTON (AP) — The wreck of a storied military ship that served in two World Wars, performed patrols in waters off Alaska for decades, and at one point was captained by the first Black man to command a U.S.

Source: apnews.com
Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear

BOSTON (AP) — The wreck of a storied military ship that served in two World Wars, performed patrols in waters off Alaska for decades, and at one point was captained

Wreck found in Atlantic is historic ship, officials say - Vimarsana News

Wreck found in Atlantic is historic ship, officials say

The wreck of a storied military ship that served in two World Wars, performed patrols in waters off Alaska for decades, and at one point was captained by the first Black man to command a U.S. government vessel has been found, the U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard: Wreck found in Atlantic is storied cutter Bear

BOSTON (AP) -- The wreck of a storied military ship that served in two World Wars, performed patrols in waters off Alaska for decades, and at one point

Cape Cod Shipwrecks: Stories of Tragedy and Triumph don wilding - Vimarsana News

Cape Cod Shipwrecks: Stories of Tragedy and Triumph don wilding

Wicked Local EASTHAM -- Cape Cod’s Outer Beach has always been known for its shipwrecks. Between 1626 and the mid-20th century, this solitary 40-mile stretch of what is now the outer beach of the Cape Cod National Seashore saw the demise of more than 3,000 vessels. It’s been said that if all the wrecks were raised, one could walk from Provincetown to Chatham without getting his or her feet wet. Since 2015, Don Wilding has been writing the popular “Shore Lore” column for The Cape Codder, often focusing on maritime tragedies. He has now compiled some of those columns and more research f...