When the SS United States was launched in 1952, it was the era of crossing the Atlantic by ship, and people wanted to do it ...

The SS United States, the fastest ocean liner to cross the Atlantic, will meet its final resting place in the Gulf off the ...

It was retired from service when air travel became common. Many hoped the SS United States could be developed like the RMS Queen Mary, which is now home to a hotel, restaurants and retail stores in ...

was retired from active service in 1969 and languished at a South Philadelphia pier for nearly 30 years. A dispute between pier owners and the SS United States Conservancy meant it had to vacate ...

In November of 1969, the SS United States was retired from service. The US Navy used her as a reserve ship until 1978. The SS United States Conservatory made several attempts to transform the ship ...

Cool. Had the SS United States remained in service, she would have celebrated her 74th anniversary this summer. As it was, the ship made over 800 transatlantic trips and carried over a million ...

Sailing from Delaware Bay, the SS United States is completing its final journey ... according to the National Weather Service. Yes, it will be sunk to create the world's largest artificial reef ...

She was red on the bottom, black on the top and then white…she was beautiful, absolutely beautiful,” says Weed. For the final ...

As we began following this story of the ship, I discovered my great grandparents and other family had once sailed upon SS ...

Kennedy, and Bill Clinton. The SS United States was taken out of service in November 1969 as more travelers took to the air and its owner, United States Lines, lost money. The ship was sold ...

according to the National Weather Service. Here are facts about the SS United States, a 20th-century ocean liner: Yes, it will be sunk to create the world's largest artificial reef off Destin-Fort ...