American salvagers say they have discovered the long-sought wreck of HMS Victory, the mightiest and ... “It’s the only intact collection of bronze guns from a Royal Navy warship in the world.” ...

Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. Artist John Batchelor's depiction of HMS Victory The 100-gun ship was launched in 1737, and seven years later it was the flagship of Admiral Sir John Balchen as he ...

At the time, the company's chief executive, Greg Stemm, said: "HMS Victory was the mightiest vessel of the 18th Century and the eclectic mix of guns we found on the site will prove essential in ...

HMS Victory was the mightiest vessel of the 18th century and the eclectic mix of guns we found on the site will prove essential in further refining our understanding of naval weaponry used during ...

The Victory was ordered in 1758 - the year Horatio Nelson was born. At the time she cost £63,176 to build - some £50 million in today's money. Some 6,000 trees (90% oak) were used in her construction.

The lives of 1,100 sailors were lost when the vessel, HMS Victory, sank in 1744. The 100-gun ship was launched in 1737, and seven years later it was the flagship of a fleet led by Admiral Sir John ...

HMS Victory is to undergo her most extensive ... Portsmouth Naval base where she is permanently berthed. Carrying 104 guns Victory was a ‘first rate’ ship of the line and played a pivotal ...

Painstaking engineering to conserve HMS Victory for future generations is “continuing at pace”. The Royal Navy flagship, known for Admiral Lord Nelson’s famous victory against Napoleon at ...

but HMS Victory remained elusive. Image source, Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. The 100-gun ship was launched in 1737, and seven years later it was the flagship of Admiral Sir John Balchen as he ...

but HMS Victory remained elusive. Image source, Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. The 100-gun ship was launched in 1737, and seven years later it was the flagship of Admiral Sir John Balchen as he ...