Step aboard HMS Victory, the legendary warship that led Nelson to triumph at Trafalgar. From towering masts to powerful cannons, this 3D guide reveals it all! Top Democrat Schumer backs Republican ...

Although the cannons are undoubtedly the main attraction ... a massive copper kettle and galley bricks - a reminder that HMS Victory was once home to more than a thousand men.

Thirty-one brass cannons and other evidence on the wreck allowed definitive identification of the HMS Victory, 175-foot (53-meter) sailing ship that was separated from its fleet and sank in the ...

"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 ...

“Rock stars of the beetle world” that were found gnawing on the historic timbers of HMS Victory are on display to the public. The Royal Navy flagship, which is being conserved and restored as ...

To honour the day, the society visited pubs in Harwood and set off commemorative cannons at noon to mark ... battle led by Lord Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory, which defeated French and Spanish ...

five feet longer than HMS Victory. This goliath of the lake was also heavily armed, with three decks containing 112 cannons. Manned with a crew of 800 men, it was launched in September 1814 ...

HMS Tyger went down with hundreds of sailors ... Archeologists in 2021 surveyed the site and found five cannons, between 6- and 9-pounders, about a quarter mile from the main wreck site.