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J Ship Prod Des 26 (03): 187–198.
Paper Number: SNAME-JSPD-2010-26-3-187
Published: 01 August 2010
...Philip Sims; John Moyer; Steven Gatto The decay of sunken ships is slow and most often unobserved, so it has never been accurately described. The sinking of the liner Andrea Doria in 1956 produced a wreck of unusual characteristics. Because of the newsreel camera planes circling overhead...
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J Ship Prod Des 26 (02): 98–105.
Paper Number: SNAME-JSPD-2010-26-2-98
Published: 01 May 2010
...William H. Garzke; Pierette Domenica Simpson The Andrea Doria shipwreck of 1956 is still of interest to naval architects and historians. It pertains to the most catastrophic and the most recent collision in history between two ocean liners. One of the most controversial aspects of the event...