Warship that sank in 1908 found off U.K. coast, revealing "final moments" before over half the crew died
Divers have discovered the wreck of a Royal Navy warship that sank 118 years ago, revealing details of its final moments.
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The wreck of the HMS Tiger, a Royal Navy warship that sank in 1908, has been found off the coast of the U.K. The ship went down during a training exercise, resulting in the deaths of over half its crew. The discovery provides a rare glimpse into the final moments of the vessel and its crew. The HMS Tiger sank in the English Channel near the Isle of Wight.
The wreckage was found by divers, who noted the ship's condition and the circumstances of its sinking. The ship's tragic end has been a subject of historical interest for over a century. The discovery was reported by CBS News, BBC, and other outlets. The wreck's condition and the details of the crew's final moments are expected to be studied further.
The site of the wreckage is off the coast of the Isle of Wight, an area known for its maritime history. The discovery has reignited interest in the ship's tragic story and the lives lost during the training exercise.
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Who reported it (5)
- Divers discover wreck of warship lost 118 years ago themountaineer.com · 1d ago
- Divers discover wreck of Royal Navy warship in English Channel BBC · 1d ago
- Long-lost HMS Tiger wreck found after 118 years off England’s Isle of Wight Archaeology News Online Magazine · 1d ago
- A Warship Sank After a Training Exercise 118 Years Ago. Divers Just Found Its Ominous Wreckage. Popular Mechanics · 1d ago
- Warship that sank in 1908 found off U.K. coast, revealing "final moments" before over half the crew died CBS News · 1d ago
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What was the HMS Tiger?
The HMS Tiger was a Royal Navy warship that sank in 1908 during a training exercise in the English Channel.
Where was the wreck of the HMS Tiger found?
The wreck was found off the coast of the Isle of Wight in the English Channel.
What caused the HMS Tiger to sink?
The ship sank during a training exercise. Coverage does not yet specify the exact cause.
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