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Welcome to the Meridian Divers Adopt-A-Wreck blog. Dedicated to the wreck of the T R Thompson which sank on Friday 29/3/1918 following torpedo attack by UB57 off the Sussex(UK)coast. The Group would be pleased to receive ANY information about the wreck or dive reports . Any comments are sent to the Blog Admin for inclusion & editing if necessary. Please quote the blog if you choose to reproduce it's content. Use the "Quick Reference Labels" & "Search" to navigate.
The NAS AWARD WINNING SS T R Thompson Adopt-a-Wreck Project Established 2004
Nautical Archaeology Society
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- Picture (61)
- Diving (46)
- Wreck Features (45)
- Crew Names (25)
- UB57 (24)
- Memorials (17)
- Owners/Builders (17)
- Media/Press (16)
- Relatives (12)
- Video (10)
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The SS T R Thompson
T R Thompson
Photo after 85 Years under the Sea
BBC South East TV
Reporting on the Project
L to R: Tad & Mr Norman Jack
Project Past Posts
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- Simplified Impression of TRT wreck layout
- TRT Group Meeting 23rd August
- Impression of Deck Gun
- Some TRT Images (taken 25/8/06)
- Double Dive on the TRT ~ 25th August
- T R T Dives ~ 25th August 6am Sharp
- NAS Introductory Training ~ Names Here !!
- TRT Group Meeting 23rd August - Use of Blog
- TRT Dives Planned for 25th August 2006
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Diving the T R Thompson
Project Videographer
Divers on the Triple Expansion Engine
90th Anniversary Dive with BBC
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2 comments:
how was it?
you had excellent weather, and I gather some team members even had time for a lengthy nap on the dive deck...
A very early start and a long day but a smooth sea and a sunndy day (with a few divers rotating through the nap zone!).
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