- accident. In
accidental cases, it is
commonly referred to as "running
aground". When unintentional,
grounding may
result simply in stranding, with or...
- "Ohama Maru No 8". Shipwrecklog.
Retrieved 14
January 2025. "Tanker runs
aground off the
coast of ****an". Safety4Sea. 8
January 2025.
Retrieved 11 January...
- devastation". The
Independent via MSN News.
Retrieved 8
January 2024. "Vessel
Aground Off Umm Al Quwain". maritime-executive.com.
Retrieved 7
April 2025. "Coast...
-
American five-masted
commercial schooner launched in 1919 and
found run
aground without its crew off Cape Hatteras,
North Carolina, in
January 1921...
- in
danger of sinking, or to
salvage ships that have
already sunk or run
aground. Few
tugboats have ever been
truly fully dedicated to
salvage work; most...
- 8, 1923,
seven destroyers,
while traveling at 20
knots (37 km/h), ran
aground at
Honda Point (also
known as
Point Pedernales; the
cliffs just off-s****...
- That year,
lifeboats were installed. On 10
December 1910,
Olympia ran
aground on
Bligh Reef off Alaska′s
Prince William Sound and sank
without loss of...
-
Strait Video". Fleetmon.
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January 2023. "****anese
patrol ship
aground, ****an sea". Fleetmon.
Retrieved 18
January 2023. "Tug sank in the Caribbean...
- a
sailing vessel,
typically against the wind or current,
after running aground, or out from a dead calm, by
hauling on a line
attached to a
kedge anchor...
-
Sette Teste -
Aground and
burnt Doi
Lioni -
Aground and
burnt Luna
Biscaina -
Aground and
burnt Molin de
Vento -
Captured Tigra -
Aground and
burnt Lione...
