U-853 - Block Island RI
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
The last U-boats of the Kriegsmarine | World of Warships
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
Hunting New England Shipwrecks
26-G-4555: Sinking of German U-boat, U-853, May 1945
Scientists Explore Wreck of Sunken U-Boat off Rhode Island
U-869 Gallery - Richie Kohler
World War II was almost over, but off R.I., a German submarine commander continued to prowl. The result, 75 years ago, was the Battle of Point Judith.
New England Shipwrecks, U-853, USS Bass, Grecian, Suffolk - Photographs of James Lee, underwater, shipwreck, nature photographer.
66 years ago today, a world war touched the Massachusetts coast
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
The U-853 and Black Point: Mapping and Assessing Rhode Island's Historic Submarines Using Synthetic Aperture Sonar: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research
U-Boat wreck off RI coast a dark reminder of WWII
The 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Point Judith: The Fate of U-853 After Its Sinking; Bodies—and Bones—are Removed; What Happened to Hoffman's Body? - Online Review of Rhode Island History
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
U853 U-Boat Charter Sunday 6/19/22 @6am Giant Stride Dive Shop
The Mystery of U-853 – All U-Boats Had Orders to Surrender; Why Did This One Attack? - MilitaryHistoryNow.com
The Mystery of U-853 – All U-Boats Had Orders to Surrender; Why Did This One Attack? - MilitaryHistoryNow.com
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
The U-853 and Black Point: Mapping and Assessing Rhode Island's Historic Submarines Using Synthetic Aperture Sonar: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
26-G-4555: Sinking of German U-boat, U-853, May 1945
German U-Boat U-853 Stripped of Some of Its Major Artifacts - Online Review of Rhode Island History
U-853 ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving
The interior of U-853, located today off of the coast of Rhode Island. The wreck is notorious for being filled with human remains, you can apparently see them from the exterior through
Kill and Be Killed? The U-853 Mystery | Naval History Magazine - June 2008 Volume 22, Number 3
