Deep Wreck Mysteries

In World War I, British Hospital ships were fired upon and sunk in direct violation of the international rules of war. New evidence may suggest that the British may have been breaking rules of their own.

In World War I, British Hospital ships were fired upon and sunk in direct violation of the international rules of war. New evidence may suggest that the British may have been breaking rules of their own.

Within sight of the coast of France lies a sunken allied troop ship. Remnants of the World War II wreck scatter the sea bed, evidence of a forgotten tragedy. Nearly 800 American soldiers lost their lives here, but the event is surrounded by secrecy and mystery.

In the midst of World War II, the most famous ocean liner in the world rams the British warship sent to protect her. Three quarters of the escort's crew lose their lives. Can divers uncover the mystery of who is is to blame for this tragedy?

It's World War II and 4 allied ships are destroyed off the coast of southern England. Survivors had no idea what had hit them. Today, divers discover a sunken submarine, whose design and features are unlike anything seen before.

Off the northern coast of Ireland, a massive shipwreck has laid unseen for decades. Now that divers are finally able to reach her, they can uncover the secret of how the HMS Audacious met her bitter end in World War I.

June, 1915. The S.S. Armenian is headed for England from the United States. She is carrying over 1400 mules for the battlefields of Europe. A German U-boat sinks her, and the outrage rings loudly from the American people.