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Capt.
Dan Berg's Wreck Valley Collection
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NORNESS
The Panamanian tanker Norness was built in 1939. She was 489 feet
long and had a 65 foot beam. On January 14, 1942 the Norness was
en-route to New York. She was torpedoed by theU-123 about 60 miles
southeast of Montauk Point. The Norness did not go down immediately.
All of her crew were able to get into life boats before the U-Boat
fired two additional torpedoes that sent the huge ship bow first to
the bottom.
The Norness now sits in 270 feet of water 61 miles out of Montauk
Point.
Photo
below: Is a porthole recovered from the Norness Wreck by diver Rob
Infante.
 
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