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Tag: Shipwreck

Underwater RTI HMS Invincible

June 21, 2013
David Selmo
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On February 19th,  1758 the HMS Invincible set sail out of Portsmouth Harbor for Canada to join the British fleet to fight the French.  Unfortunately, due to a domino effect of extraordinary bad luck, she ran aground on Horse Tail

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