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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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On a voyage from New Westminster
to London, the vessel broke in two
off the coast of Cornwall, near St. Ives, England.
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Photo courtesy of Tom Zombek © 2007 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of the Bullard family and Mike's son-in-law, Capt. James T. Lay, Jr. © 2006 - All rights reserved. |
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Click here
to read about the 1942 bombing and sinking of the
S.S. Raceland (Howick Hall) and the aftermath. The story is the
kind contribution of Leif Myrhoej from Fejoe, Denmark. His uncle,
Eskild Ditlev Lauth, was one of the crew, but, unfortunately,
not one of the 12 survivors.
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Photo courtesy of Naomi Washburn © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Mike Hallack © 2013 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Skip Lewis © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Jeremiah Lahey © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Click here
to see David A. Dent's photos and personal account of losing the Steel
Flyer's rudder at sea.
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Photo courtesy of George W. Morgan © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Thomas Renaghan © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Claude Clegg © 2019 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Skip Lewis © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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"My name is Mary I. Floyd, widow of K. Lawrence Floyd. We were passengers on the Steel Rover enroute to Indonesia the day we were fired on from somewhere? outside of Hong Kong. We were standing on deck with another passenger who was a State Dept. employee. We thought we were the targets in our white clothes. Our ship returned to Hong Kong and left the next day with a British Navy escort. We were carrying cargo of jeeps to Indo China, which we thought was the reason for the gunfire. Apparently they were just playing around, but made the mistake of firing on the British destroyer, which fired back and ended their fun! When we arrived in Saigon, we were escorted overhead and also had Foreign Legion soldiers on board the 4 hours (I think) up the river to Saigon. I am now 91 years old but that is a day I haven't forgotten!" |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Eugene Harrower © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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October 1971, nearing her demise on Loaita Bank Reef (near Spratly Island,
South China Sea).
Helicopter, from the British Aircraft Carrier HMS Eagle, evacuating the
crew from the port wing of the bridge.
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Photo courtesy of Captain Tom Ellsworth © 2003 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of David Boone - Marine Artist © 2004 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of www.photoship.co.uk © 2016 - All rights reserved. |
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Photo courtesy of Toronto Marine Historical Society © 2016 - All rights reserved. |
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