The Edmund Fitzgerald

Since commercial transport began in the Great Lakes Region, Edmund Fitzgerald had 6,000 shipwrecks. Half have never been found. There are three storm sailors who are still talking: the storm of 1913 took 250 lives and 12 boats. The storm in 1940 took 100 lives and 2 ships. The storm of 1975 claimed only one ship and 29 lives. The wreckage of 1975 is the most mysterious and controversial story of all the shipwrecks around the Great Lakes. Edmund Fitzgerald's legend is beyond Titanic in books, movies, and media.

The sinking of Edmund Fitzgerald was an important part of Michigan's history. Gordon Lightfoot wrote a song called "Fragment of Edmund Fitzgerald" about the sinking of the ship. Sherry Russell also wrote a script called "Holdin". It is a remnant of Edmund Fitzgerald.

We all know that today is the anniversary of the tragic sinking of Edmund Fitzgerald. You know this song. You know this story. But this is something I have not seen before - the Associated Press talked about losing Edmund Fitzgerald first. It is fun to watch through the eyes that we know today. "The Coast Guard said that the Fitzgerald might be broken and sink before it encountered a distressed call and a nearby ship, Arthur Anderson, was told that he received a call from Fitzgerald on Monday night, , Indicating that Fitzgerald is receiving water, but the pump is operating and the boat is not immediately dangerous

SS Edmund Fitzgerald (1975) - It was lost on the banks of the lake Superior. Coast Guard reported that the water that entered the hatch gradually buried the hatch, or navigated or incorrectly oriented and turned into shallows. However, another nearby ship, SS Arthur Anderson, was simultaneously hit by two waves, perhaps even three more times. This seems to coincide with sinking after 10 minutes. MV Derbyshire (1980) - 91,655 Bulk cargo ship of GRT - the largest ship so far disappeared in the sea - disappeared in the typhoon Orchid on 9th September 1980 and lost 44 lives. Wreckers were discovered in 1994 and conducted extensive research.

SS Edmund Fitzgerald - Fitzgerald is a group of iron in the United States sunk in the storm of Lake Superior on 10th November 1975, 29 crew members died. When it launched on June 7, 1958, she was the largest boat lake in North America, and she was still the greatest sinking. Battle of Horses - Two-thirds of Russian fleets were destroyed in the crucial naval battle of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904 - 1905. 4,380 Russians including the two admirates were killed, 5,917 were arrested and 1,862 were detained. Battleship Kuyazz Suvorov, Imperator · Alexandre III, Borodino, Osuriya sinking