USS Cyclops - Wikipedia
USS Cyclops (AC-4) was the second of four Proteus -class colliers built for the United States Navy several years before World War I. [citation needed] Named after the Cyclops, a race of giants from Greek mythology, she was the second U.S. naval vessel to bear the name.
Bermuda Triangle Mystery: What Happened to the USS Cyclops?
2018年7月31日 — Bermuda Triangle Mystery: What Happened to the USS Cyclops? One of the largest ships in the U.S. Navy disappeared without a trace. More than 100 years later, its fate remains unknown.
USS Cyclops - The Deadliest Unsolved Mystery in the Navy
More than a century later, the mystery of the USS Cyclops (AC-4), the greatest noncombat loss of life the Navy ever experienced, remains unsolved. What happened to her? Where did she go? The USS Cyclops was built in Philadelphia; she was 540 feet long and 65 feet wide.
What Happened to the USS Cyclops and Has it Been Found?
2023年9月18日 — How could one of the US Navy’s biggest ships simply disappear? Why was there not a single piece of the USS Cyclops’ wreckage recovered? Why was there no distress call? And ultimately, did the USS Cyclops disappear due to quantifiable disaster, human error or was there something more sinister afoot?
The Mysterious Fate of the Cyclops | Naval History Magazine
It was a tragedy on a historic scale for the U.S. Navy, and it has been the stuff of otherworldly speculation for decades—and to this day, just what happened to the USS Cyclops (AC-4) in 1918 remains one of the enduring mysteries of the sea.
The Story Of The USS Cyclops, The Bermuda Triangle Vanishing …
2018年7月29日 — Named for the fierce one-eyed giants of Greek mythology, the USS Cyclops was a beast of a ship. At 540 feet long and 65 feet wide, it was the largest collier in the United States Navy and had a cargo holding capacity of 12,500 tons.
USS Cyclops Mystery - NHHC
USS Cyclops Mystery. One of the mysteries of the war is the disappearance of the collier USS Cyclops. Prior to World War I, the collier supported U.S. warships in European waters, off...
William Robert Wolf and USS Cyclops
2021年9月10日 — Known as the “greatest loss of life unrelated to combat in US Naval history,” the disappearance of USS Cyclops continues to interest and concern people everywhere. With 57 passengers, 15 officers, and a crew of 221 this disastrous event took the lives of hundreds and changed the lives of thousands.
Cyclops - National Underwater and Marine Agency
The Cyclops still remains the largest navy ship ever lost without leaving the slightest clue to her fate. Interesting when you think about it. The only difference between a great sea mystery and a perfectly explainable ship sinking is one survivor.
H-016-4 USS Cyclops - NHHC
2019年5月8日 — USS Cyclops (Fuel Ship No. 4) anchored in the Hudson River, off New York City, on 3 October 1911 (NH 55549).