The Oriskany, a decommissioned aircraft carrier, was sunk 24 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Fla., on May 17 to form an artificial reef.
The sinking of the 888-foot ship took 37 minutes
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The
SMALL BOAT
on the deck of carrier contains a generator and electronics to set off the
explosions.
It was designed so this small boat would float free after the carrier sunk!
Due to the tremendous number of access's to this Web Page, I've had to lower the resolution of the pictures of the sinking of the Oriskany. I've had over 450,000 page hits [ at several megabytes of data transfer per hit ] in the first three days the page was up. This has been very expensive in bandwidth charges to me.
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Last Updated: 31-Aug-2011
T & G WoodCraft
Importers of Fine Handcrafted Philippine Wood Products
Please visit our pages at:
Wood Products