The Wrecks
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| Active from | 2015 |
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| Record labels | Jam in the Van |
| Another Century | |
| Big Noise Music Group | |
| Members | Wes Weiss |
| Nick Anderson | |
| Billy Nally | |
| Albums | Panic Vertigo - EP |
| Infinitely Ordinary | |
| Panic Vertigo ‑ EP | |
| Static | |
| Genres | Alternative/Indie |
| Rock | |
| Indie Rock | |
| Alternative Rock | |
| Pop-punk | |
| Origin | Thousand Oaks |
| California | |
| United States | |
| Also known as | We Are The Wrecks |
| Songs | Favorite LiarFavorite Liar · 2016 Lone SurvivorLone Survivor · 2022 Fvck SomebodyInfinitely Ordinary · 2020 View 20+ more |
| List | Favorite LiarFavorite Liar · 2016 |
| Lone SurvivorLone Survivor · 2022 | |
| Fvck SomebodyInfinitely Ordinary · 2020 | |
| Skos genre | Alternative/Indie |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2095847 |
About The Wrecks
The Wrecks are an American pop rock band based in Los Angeles, California. The band is currently made up of Nick Anderson, Nick "Schmizz" Schmidt, Aaron Kelley, and Billy Nally. The group's first single "Favorite Liar," released in 2016, was an instant success.
Finding shipwrecks and planes lost at sea
... The Lochgarry, which was recently given protection under law, is just one of The Wrecks that Colin and his team are scanning and mapping...
Operation Dynamo: Search for ships lost in WW2 Dunkirk rescue
... It is a partnership between France s marine heritage agency Department of Underwater Archaeological Research and Historic England and builds on research by Claire Destanque, of Aix-Marseille University, which revealed new information about the location and condition of The Wrecks...
Ministry of Defence condemns 'desecration' of Royal Navy wrecks
... " They added: " Where we have evidence of desecration of The Wrecks of Royal Navy vessels, we will take appropriate action, including working with regional governments and partners to prevent inappropriate activity at such sites...
Titanic: Ship that sent iceberg warning found in Irish Sea
... Details of all The Wrecks have been published in a new book, Echoes from the Deep, by Dr Innes McCartney of Bangor University...
USS Samuel B Roberts: World's deepest shipwreck discovered
... " We like to say that steel doesn t lie and that The Wrecks of these vessels are the last witnesses to the battles that they fought, " he told BBC News...
War in Ukraine: Street in Bucha found strewn with dead bodies
... He added that other bodies still lay inside The Wrecks of cars destroyed by shelling...
USS Samuel B Roberts: World's deepest shipwreck discovered
Explorers have found the deepest shipwreck ever identified, a US navy Destroyer Escort sunk during WWII.
The USS Samuel B Roberts went down during The Battle off Samar in the Philippines in October 1944. It lies in 6,895m (4. 28 miles) of water.
Texan billionaire and adventurer Victor Vescovo, who owns a deep-diving submersible, discovered the " Sammy B" battered but largely intact.
The vessel is famed for a heroic final stand against the Japanese.
Outnumbered and outgunned, it managed to contain and frustrate several enemy ships before finally Going Down .
Of the Samuel B Roberts' 224-man crew, 89 were killed. The 120 survivors had to cling to life rafts for 50 hours before being rescued.
Mr Vescovo, a naval reservist in his time, said it was an extraordinary honour to locate The Lost ship and by doing so have the chance to retell its amazing story of heroism and duty.
" We like to say that steel doesn't lie and that The Wrecks of these vessels are The Last witnesses to the battles that they fought, " he told Bbc News .
" The Sammy B engaged the Japanese heavy cruisers at point Blank Range and fired so rapidly it exhausted its ammunition; it was down to shooting smoke shells and illumination rounds just to try to set fires on the Japanese ships, and it kept firing. It was just an extraordinary act of heroism. Those Men - on both sides - were fighting to the death. "
In the imagery captured by The Adventurer 's sub, the Limiting Factor, it's possible to see hull structure, guns and torpedo tubes.
The Sammy B has puncture holes from Japanese shells and there is evidence in the stern quarter of one massive hit.
From its crumpled appearance, it appears the vessel impacted the seafloor bow first.
To give a sense of how deep the Resting Place is, 98% of The World 's ocean bottom is less than 6,000m deep. It's only The Great tectonic trenches that are deeper Still .
Source of news: bbc.com
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