A team of 15 specialist divers dove into waters off the coast of the Philippines last month—initiating a forensic recovery operation that one Pentagon scientist said could take "months or years." ...

Oil has begun to leak from the sunken boat in Oban Bay, and it is spreading far across the water. The workboat Headcorn, ...

They survived the fall of Bataan, endured years of Japanese captivity, and were crammed into the suffocating hold of a transport ship headed for forced labor in Japan. Then American bombs hit the ...

Florida's Treasure Coast, where ships sank with an estimated $400 million in gold, silver, jewels. Discover where to find ...

USS West Virginia was a Colorado class battleship whose story became a before and after marker for the US Navy. At Pearl Harbor, torpedo hits and bombs sent her to the bottom along Battleship Row, ...

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit seeking nearly $1 million from the owner of the tug Tagish after the vessel sank in Alaska’s Gastineau Channel and was later removed using fede ...

In 1942, U.S. Navy salvage crews worked off the Atlantic coast to recover ships lost during the early years of World War II.

A major vessel has sunk in Oban Bay this morning, with Oban RNLI already responding to the incident. Earlier this morning, the vessel, officially identified as the workboat Headcorn, which ...

The Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) zero-day attacks, which began last spring and lasted well into the summer as attackers took advantage of patching lag, were one of the top cyber-stories of ...

A Russian cargo ship that sank to the bottom of the Mediterranean under unusual circumstances last year is believed to have been carrying parts for a type of naval nuclear reactor, according to a new ...

Warships being hit by enemy fire and sinking to the bottom of the sea is, as you may have gathered, a big part of naval combat. And it's been that way throughout its entire history, even as some ...

Tougher environmental rules and growing demands from coastal states to remove wrecks are raising the costs of dealing with sunken vessels, according to senior salvage and insurance figures.