SS United States is headed for Mobile, Alabama for cleaning and renovation before it's moved off Destin-Fort Walton Beach in Florida to become a new marine life habitat. The exact location has not ...
Photos of the SS United States being pulled by a 140-foot tugboat prompted many to ask how the move was even possible.
The SS United States, the world's fastest ocean liner and 100 feet longer than the ill-fated RMS Titanic, has entered the Gulf on its way to becoming the world's largest artificial reef off ...
"Once deployed off Destin-Fort Walton Beach, at nearly 1,000-feet long, the SS United States will be a home for a diverse range of marine life and attract divers and anglers from around the world." ...
Sailing from Delaware Bay, the SS United States is completing its final journey to sink off Florida's Gulf Coast to become "the world's largest artificial reef." "Once deployed off Destin-Fort ...
Four tugboats are moving the SS United States to Mobile, Alabama. It'll take about a year to remove all contaminants before it can become a reef off Okaloosa County. The SS United States hit 44 mph ...
You can follow along with the ship's journey using this tracker on the Destin-Fort Walton Beach website. The SS United States Conservancy, a nonprofit that previously owned the ship, was ...
The historic SS United States, the fastest ocean liner ... sea "immersive experience," according to the website. The Destin-Fort Walton Beach website has also deployed its own tracker on its ...
In October 2024, officials in Okaloosa County, Florida, purchased the SS United States for $10 million with plans to sink the ship to create an artificial reef off Destin-Fort Walton Beach and ...
SS United States is set to become the world's biggest artificial reef in Florida's Gulf. Southwest Florida has it's own ...
The ship is expected to be sunk about 20 nautical miles south of Destin-Fort Walton Beach. The historic SS United States ocean liner cruised by Palm Beach County's coast early Wednesday ...
It was finally sold to Okaloosa County in 2024. You can follow along with the ship's journey using this tracker on the Destin-Fort Walton Beach website. The SS United States Conservancy, a nonprofit ...