 | | 14-03-1918 Amulet SS [+1918] wreck [92y ago] | The AMULET was on passage from Rotterdam to Leith with a general cargo. On 14/03/1918 when off Robin Hood’s Bay, the vessel founderd and was lost foll... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1945 Magne SS [+1945] wreck [65y ago] | On 14 March, 1945, the 1.256 ton Swedish SS MAGNE, in convoy FS 1756, was torpedoed by U-741 and sunk just north of Berwick in position 55° 52’N 01° 5... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1956 Vert Prairal MFV (DE1517) [+1956] wreck [54y ago] | The French trawler Vert Prarial had left Brixam at 6pm on the 13th March 1956. Nothing more was heard from her, other than a weak distress signal pref... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1941 Stanleigh SS [+1941] wreck [69y ago] | Stanleigh was in convoy off Liverpool Bay when she was attacked at night by a German Aircraft. She soon sank, rolling so that she destroyed one of he... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1941 Terje Viken SS (+1941) wreck [69y ago] | U-BOATS HUNTING IN PACKS Terje Viken, owned by Unted Whalers Ltd. was in her time the biggest whale factory of the world. The 20.638 ton ship was... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1915 Dresden SMS (+1915) wreck [95y ago] | The light cruiser Dresden was, in July of 1914, employed in safeguarding her country's interests off Mexico. In Port au Prince she met the Karlshruhe,... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1943 Thunderbolt HMS [+1943] wreck [67y ago] | The loss of the Thetis is probably the most tragic of all submarine losses, certainly in the Royal Navy. She sank on her trial dive in Liverpool Bay. ... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1917 Blaamanden SS (+1917) wreck [93y ago] | D/S BLAAMANDEN : cargo à vapeur norvégien de 954 tx, armé par Wilhelm Torkildsen à Bergen pour le compte de l'Amirauté britannique. Le 14 mars, il es... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1943 Turbulent HMS [+1943] wreck [67y ago] | Possibly mined off Corsica or Sardinia. On 23rd February 1943 HMS Turbulent sailed from Algiers for a patrol in the Tyrrhenian Sea. On 1st March she a... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1945 T-5 (+1945) wreck [65y ago] | As part of the 1st Torpedoboot Flotilla, the ship got fully operational at the end of 1940. After operations near Jutland and mining operations in the... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1704 Seahorse HMS (+1704) wreck [306y ago] | HMS SEAHORSE; 6th Rate; 24 cannons; 256 bm; 94x24.5 ft; Built in 1694 Hayden, Limehouse. HMS SEAHORSE was wrecked on 14th March 1704, off Jamaica. see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1751 Nanette (+1751) wreck [259y ago] | On connaît, par un autre rapport, un de ces navires, la "Nanette", qui fut ainsi jeté à la côte alors qu'il faisait son chargement. Capitaine Lieutaud... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1751 Voltigeur (+1751) wreck [259y ago] | Sources ARHIMS: B7-Loire ; Frapel, p.43; D7 De Maisonneuve; répertoire des naufrages, par P. Lizé ; AD85 B 4591 ; "Les deux Jason", Emile Boutin in ... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1751 Voyageur (+1751) wreck [259y ago] | Négrier. De même en 1751 le "Voyageur", beau bâtiment de 280 tonneaux, 70 hommes et 14 canons, périt près de Villes-Martin, quartier de Saint-Nazaire,... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1795 Illustrious HMS (+1795) wreck [215y ago] | HMS ILLUSTRIOUS; 3rd Rate; 74 cannons; 1.616 bm; 168x47 ft; Built in 1789 by Adams, Bucklers Hard. On 14th March 1795, HMS ILLUSTRIOUS, badly damaged ... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1847 Lady Ross [+1847] wreck [163y ago] | | see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1855 Aurora (+1855) wreck [155y ago] | Aurora; Barque; 132 tons; Built in 1853. Registered at Hamburg. On 14 March 1855, Aurora was on voyage from Hamburg to Brisbane with a cargo of imm... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1870 Ella (+1870) wreck [140y ago] | ELLA; Schooner; Length: 21.1 m.; Owned by Nehemiah Gutherbridge; Built in 1868. Registered at Melbourne. Registration no. Melbourne 35/1868. On 14 ... see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1872 Rosedale (+1872) wreck [138y ago] | ROSEDALE; Schooner; On 14 March 1872, ROSEDALE (Capt. Plummer) was on voyage from Melbourne to Lakes Entrance when she was lost. see wreck |
 | | 14-03-1874 Manchu SS (+1874) wreck [136y ago] | On March 14th, 1874, the wood steamship Manchu left Nagasaki for Shanghai. Two days later she ran into a strong wind and rolled heavily; the coal bunk... see wreck |
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