In 1994, the MV Estonia sank in the Baltic Sea after its bow visor detached and the car deck flooded.
Only 2 of 54 survive when the Loch Ard struck the rocks on the coast of Victoria.
4 men are stranded in a small lifeboat in the south Atlantic after their ship sinks in a storm. One man is sacrificed so the others may live.
Swedish journalist Kim Wall was murdered in 2017 by Peter Madsen on board his private submarine.
The Lusitania is tragically sunk by a German U-boat, triggering worldwide outrage.
The Lusitania was a luxury passenger ship of the Cunard Line, launched in 1906.
The Mary Rose sank for unknown reasons in 1545 in Portsmouth Harbour.
An experimental deepwaTer toilet system resulted in the sinking of German U-1206
The top secret mission that led to the discovery of the Titanic
Moss and Tracy Hills survived 2 major shipwrecks and were heroes of both.
WIlliam Bligh makes his miraculous voyage and Fletcher Christian heads to Pitcairn Island.
Fletcher Christian stages a mutiny and casts William Bligh adrfit.
A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder
Myths and legends about the Titanic and a little known interracial love story.
A ship full of immigrants to New South Wales are killed on the rocks.
The HMS Gaspee was seized and burned by Rhode Islanders on June 10, 1772.
On the 13th of January, 2012 the Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia struck a rocky outcropping off the coast of Italy, and capsized, killing 32 people.
The Greek Line cruise ends in tragedy
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A story of survival off the coast of Western Australia.
Survivors from the French shipwreck Medusa struggle to survive.
The French shipwreck Medusa, which took place in 1816 off the coast of Mauritania, remains one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history.
The Swedish warship Vasa sank just minutes into its maiden voyage in 1626.
The SS Atlantic disaster occurred on April 1, 1873, when the British steamship SS Atlantic, carrying over 900 passengers and crew, struck rocks off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.