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Historic ocean liner to ‘live on’ beneath waves as world’s biggest artificial reef

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The Guardian - UK
By Richard Luscombe in Miami
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Historic ocean liner to ‘live on’ beneath waves as world’s biggest artificial reef
Photo / Coverage: The Guardian - UKCredit: Richard Luscombe in Miami
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The SS United States will sink off Florida coast to become an artificial reef, ending long-running wrangle over its fate Final preparations were under way on Tuesday to sink the world’s fastest ocean liner in the Gulf of Mexico as an artificial reef, concluding a decades-long wrangle over the fate of the transatlantic icon. A fleet of five tugboats moved the rusting hulk of the SS United States from a quayside in Mobile, Alabama, on Monday for its short journey to 25 miles off the coast of Desti

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  • Historic ocean liner to ‘live on’ beneath waves as world’s biggest artificial reef.

The SS United States will sink off Florida coast to become an artificial reef, ending long-running wrangle over its fateFinal preparations were under way on Tuesday to sink the world’s fastest ocean liner in the Gulf of Mexico as an artificial reef, concluding a decades-long wrangle over the fate of the transatlantic icon.A fleet of five tugboats moved the rusting hulk of the SS United States from a quayside in Mobile, Alabama, on Monday for its short journey to 25 miles off the coast of Destin, Florida, where it will be scuttled in a precision operation on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading...

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