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not really anything impressive, photographically speaking, but
definitely impressive to see. Last week the Navy sunk the
decommissioned Aircraft Carrier, Oriskany off the coast of Pensacola
Florida. They sunk the ship with the intent of helping to grow a solid
reef around it. The preparation was extensive as they had to figure
out how to scuttle the ship, so that as it sank (around 200 feet) it
would settle on the bottom in an 'upright' orientation. Officials
believed it may take up to five hours for the ship to sink - they were
surprised when it was gone in little more than a half an hour. |
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