Divers Find Lost Royal Navy Warship 109 Years After WW1 Sinking

HMS Nottingham: Divers discover WW1 Royal Navy ship sunk by German U-Boat

A Royal Navy ship has been discovered in the North Sea after it was sunk by a German U-Boat.International divers have identified the wreck of HMS Nottingham, a town-class light cruiser that disappeared in 1916 following a torpedo attack.The warship was discovered approximately 60 miles from shore, resting at a depth of 82 metres.The discovery was achieved by ProjectXplore, a collaborative effort involving divers from Britain, the Netherlands, Ge…

Divers discover Royal Navy warship 110 years after it was lost

The HMS Nottingham was sunk in action during World War 1. It was the last missing Royal Navy cruiser of the First World War.

Divers find lost Royal Navy warship 109 years after WW1 sinking

HMS Nottingham's location had remained a mystery until its discovery this month.

Divers discover Royal Navy warship HMS Nottingham 110 years after it was lost in action

The wreck was sunk in the North Sea during World War One by a German submarine with the loss of 38 lives.

Orkney shipwreck identified as Royal Navy vessel | The latest National and International News

Archaeologists have uncovered the identity of an 18th-century vessel shipwrecked in Orkney waters. The ship discovered on the island of Sanday last year has been identified as the Earl of Chatham, a former Royal Navy vessel originally called HMS Hind. Historic Environment Scotland (HSE), which funded the research, said the sixth-rate 24-gun frigate saw many years of active service. The vessel participated in the sieges of Louisbourg and Quebec i…