- accident. In
accidental cases, it is
commonly referred to as "running
aground". When unintentional,
grounding may
result simply in stranding, with or...
-
Strait Video". Fleetmon.
Retrieved 16
January 2023. "****anese
patrol ship
aground, ****an sea". Fleetmon.
Retrieved 18
January 2023. "Tug sank in the Caribbean...
-
transporting crude oil for S**** Oil.
Operating under the
Liberian flag, she ran
aground on 16
March 1978 on
Portsall Rocks, 2 km (1.2 mi) from the
coast of Brittany...
- Germany. The ship ran
aground off the
coast of the
Mediterranean island of
Cyprus in 1998. The Honduran-flagged M/V
Demetrios II ran
aground off
Paphos Lighthouse...
-
cannon against their enemies on the Rewa River,
although they
later ran it
aground.
Christian missionaries like
David Cargill also
arrived in the 1830s from...
- in the
widely known Exxon Valdez incident. In this spill, the ship ran
aground and
dumped 10,800,000 US
gallons (8,993,000 imp gal; 40,880,000 L) of oil...
- The Josh
Billings Run
Aground is one of the
oldest triathlons,
second only to Eppie's
Great Race in California. It has been held in
Southern Berkshire...
- to ac****ulate at the
center of
gyres and coastlines,
frequently washing aground where it is
known as
beach litter. In addition, the
Pacific Ocean has served...
-
November 2002, the
Royal Navy's Trafalgar-class submarine, HMS Trafalgar, ran
aground close to Skye,
causing £5
million worth of
damage to her hull and injuring...
- June 1718,
Queen Anne's Revenge, the
flagship of
pirate Blackbeard, ran
aground at
Beaufort Inlet,
North Carolina, in present-day
Carteret County. After...
