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The sea hunters : true adventures with famous shipwrecks

A description of the author's searches for shipwrecks with a creative dramatiztion of the ship and the way she met her end.

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  • "Sea hunters"@it
  • "Sea hunters"
  • "Sea hunters"@pl
  • "Cacciatori del mare = The sea hunters"

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  • "Cussler describes his searches for shipwrecks that he and his NUMA (National Underwater and Marine Agency) volunteers have found."
  • "A description of the author's searches for shipwrecks with a creative dramatiztion of the ship and the way she met her end."@en
  • "In The Sea Hunters, his first nonfiction book, Cussler explores the special world of indersea adventure that inspired and has its fictional parallel in the Dirk Pitt novels. He describes his lifelong love for the sea and ships."@en
  • "A second volume of true stories."@en
  • "Collects accounts of the underwater discoveries made by the author and his team of volunteers dedicated to the exploration of historic wrecks, including the Lexington and the Arkansas."@en
  • "In the Sea Hunters, his first nonfiction book, Cussler explorers the special world of undersea adventure that inspired and has its fictional parallel in the Dirk Pitt novels. He describes his lifelong love for the sea and ships, and how his involvement with the search for John Paul Jones's famous Revolutionary War ship, the Bonhome Richard, led to his establishing the NUMA (National Underwater and Marine Agency) Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the discovery and preservation of historic shipwrecks. From the more than sixty shipwrecks Cussler and his NUMA volunteers have found, he has chosen the twelve most interesting, whether because of the ships' history, the circumstances of its sinking, or the trouble, frustration, and peril that were encountered while trying to find the sunken wreck. With the same wonderful storytelling that Cussler brings to his novels, he describes his searches for such ships as the Union 24-gun frigate Cumberland, sunk during the Civil War by the Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia (formerly the Merrimack); the Confederate Hunley, which during World War I became the first sub to sink a warship and escape; and the American troop transport Leopoldville, which was destroyed by a German submarine on Christmas Eve, 1944, with huge loss of life; as well as Engine #51, the lost locomotive of Kiowa Creek, which roared off a storm-weakened high bridge in 1878. The wrecks date as far back as 1840 and span the continental United States, the Atlantic Ocean, and the North Sea."@en
  • "In the Sea Hunters, his first nonfiction book, Cussler explorers the special world of undersea adventure that inspired and has its fictional parallel in the Dirk Pitt novels. He describes his lifelong love for the sea and ships, and how his involvement with the search for John Paul Jones's famous Revolutionary War ship, the Bonhome Richard, led to his establishing the NUMA (National Underwater and Marine Agency) Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the discovery and preservation of historic shipwrecks. From the more than sixty shipwrecks Cussler and his NUMA volunteers have found, he has chosen the twelve most interesting, whether because of the ships' history, the circumstances of its sinking, or the trouble, frustration, and peril that were encountered while trying to find the sunken wreck. With the same wonderful storytelling that Cussler brings to his novels, he describes his searches for such ships as the Union 24-gun frigate Cumberland, sunk during the Civil War by the Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia (formerly the Merrimack); the Confederate Hunley, which during World War I became the first sub to sink a warship and escape; and the American troop transport Leopoldville, which was destroyed by a German submarine on Christmas Eve, 1944, with huge loss of life; as well as Engine #51, the lost locomotive of Kiowa Creek, which roared off a storm-weakened high bridge in 1878. The wrecks date as far back as 1840 and span the continental United States, the Atlantic Ocean, and the North Sea."
  • "Beschrijving van onderzoeken naar scheepswrakken."

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  • "The sea hunters : true adventures with famous shipwrecks"
  • "The sea hunters : true adventures with famous shipwrecks"@en
  • "Jagd am meeresgrund : abenteuerliche tauchgänge zu berühmeten schiffswracks"
  • "The sea hunters : true adventures with famous wrecks"@en
  • "The Sea Hunters"
  • "The Sea Hunters"@en
  • "The sea hunters"
  • "The sea hunters"@en
  • "Cacciatori del mare"
  • "Cacciatori del mare"@it
  • "Jagd am Meeresgrund abenteuerliche Tauchgänge zu berühmten Schiffswracks"
  • "Exploradores del mar"
  • "Exploradores del mar"@es
  • "Podwodni Łowcy"
  • "The sea hunters true adventures with famous shipwrecks"@en
  • "Deniz avcıları ve Craig Dirgo"@tr
  • "Gezonken schat"
  • "Deniz avcilari"
  • "The sea huntersII"@en
  • "The Sea Hunters:True Adventures with Famous Shipwrecks"@en
  • "Cacciatori del mare : [le vere avventure di un maestro dell'avventura]"
  • "Jagd am Meeresgrund : abenteuerliche Tauchgänge zu berühmten Schiffswracks"
  • "The seahunters : true adventures with famous shipwrecks"
  • "The Sea hunters"
  • "Deniz avcıları"
  • "Jagd am Meeresgrund Abenteuerliche Tauchgänge zu berühmten Schiffswracks"
  • "Syvyyksien metsästäjät"@fi
  • "Podwodni łowcy"
  • "Podwodni łowcy"@pl
  • "Cacciatori del mare = The sea hunters"

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