The Wreck of USS Baltimore - A Forgotten Shipwreck Near Hawaii
No, not the Baltimore you're probably thinking of. Today's video will be looking to one of the more...forgotten shipwrecks out there. USS Baltimore, the protected cruiser of the 1890s. A ship that saw good service in the Spanish-American War, including at Manila Bay. Baltimore would continue in service after that war, as well, lasting through not just World War One...but most of WW2, as well. However, after 1922, she was reduced to an immobile hulk in Pearl Harbor. This allowed her to be present on December 7th, 1941, though she avoided any damage. Baltimore would, instead, be scuttled in 1944. Where her wreck remained, until it was discovered less than a decade ago. In late 2017. One of very few ships of her vintage to be found in such good shape. ...relatively speaking, of course. Pictures: https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/photog... https://www.soest.hawaii.edu/HURL/HUR... https://archive.oceanexplorer.noaa.go... https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/multim...
Unexplained Footage From The USS Indianapolis Has Scientists Completely Stunned
USS Baltimore - Guide 426
Four Ships, Four Catastrophes: The Deadliest Maiden Voyages
This New Bismarck Wreck Footage is Remarkable
The Wreck of USS Scorpion - Twisted and Shattered On The Bottom
USS Wahoo: Russia Found America's Legendary Submarine - What They Saw Was Shocking
German submarine U-1021 destroyed by deadly minefield
The Wreck of IJN Kaga – Burnt And Broken On the Seabed
330 Feet Below: The Incredible Discovery Of The Lost WW2 Submarines | Dive Detectives Episode 2
The Wreck of IJN Yudachi - Devastated Japanese Shipwreck
The Horrifying SS Koombana Mystery
Haunting: Intact Shipwrecks
This Warship Sank in Minutes—And Was Raised Centuries Later
Shipwrecks Missing Bows– Twisted, Blasted, Broken
Why No One Is Allowed Near the Scharnhorst
Why a Broken American Submarine Accidentally Exposed a Secret Japanese Base
The Terrible Disaster of the SS ARCTIC (1854)
USS-Scorpion: Two Nuclear Torpedoes Still Sit 3,000 Meters Down — And Nobody Can Retrieve Them
Why USS Washington Sank a Japanese Battleship in Just 7 Minutes at Night with Only 9 Hits
