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Boats - Sailing - Ships

Sep. 11, 1985 - Camera aboard the towed sled Angus captured this scene of violent destruction in the area behind the bridge of the Titanic in a photograph taken after the luxury liner's remains were located at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean southeast of Newfoundland. A joint French-American team cooperated in pinpointing the location of the giant shipwreck and in making it visible for the first time since it sank 73. years ago

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13310439
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47104342
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5535px x 4393px (1.2MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Angus Cooperated French-american Joint Liners Newfoundland Pinpointing Sank Shipwreck Sled Southeast Towed Violent Visible


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