SS United States is set to become the world's biggest artificial reef in Florida's Gulf. Southwest Florida has it's own ...

The ship is being towed to Mobile, Alabama, to be prepared for sinking as the world's largest artificial reef.

Crews will spend about six months cleaning the 1,000-foot vessel and removing hazardous materials as they prepare it to eventually be sunk off Florida's Gulf coast.

Efforts to save the SS United States from being sunk as an artificial reef are ongoing, with appeals for federal intervention ...

It’s slated to become the world’s largest artificial reef when it is sunk about 20 miles off the coast of Florida. The SS United States endured 14-foot waves that battered the ship off the ...

SS United States is headed for Mobile, Alabama for cleaning and renovation before it's moved off Destin-Fort Walton Beach in Florida to become a new marine life habitat. The exact location has not ...

SS United States is headed for Mobile, Alabama for cleaning and renovation before it's moved off Destin-Fort Walton Beach in Florida to become a new marine life habitat. The exact location has not ...

SS United States is headed for Mobile, Alabama for cleaning and renovation before it's moved off Destin-Fort Walton Beach in Florida to become a new marine life habitat. The exact location has not ...

The historic SS United States ocean liner cruised by Palm Beach County's coast early Wednesday, Feb. 26, on its way to Alabama for a cleaning before being sunk off the Florida Panhandle to create ...

The SS United States, which once held the transatlantic ... tugs along the Atlantic Coast and around the southern tip of Florida to Alabama. Its journey was delayed last year after Coast Guard ...

The Florida coastal county is also planning ... Built in the early 1950s, the SS United States is the largest ocean liner to be entirely constructed in the U.S., and is the fastest of its kind ...

After leaving Philadelphia last week, the SS United States has traveled down the coast and around the Florida Keys and is now headed north in the Gulf of Mexico, the last part of its journey ...