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9,5 Million Pounds to Saw Three Masts: Under the Thames, the Cargo of 1,400 Tons of Explosives Sank in 1944 Still Sleeps

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A U.S. cargo ship still transports about 1,400 tons of unexploded ordnance to the bottom of the Thames. It has been resting there since the Second World War, within sight of the city of Sheerness. The intervention teams have just completed a delicate operation: to remove the three masts that were beyond the [...]
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A U.S. cargo ship still transports about 1,400 tons of unexploded ordnance to the bottom of the Thames. It has been resting there since the Second World War, within sight of the city of Sheerness. The intervention teams have just completed a delicate operation: to remove the three masts that were beyond the [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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