UNEXPLODED · public companion
The 1972 study says its 6,862-short-ton / 6,127-imperial-ton original gross cargo and 3,552-short-ton / 3,173-imperial-ton remaining gross cargo were reconstructed by comparing a stowage plan with T P Adams's daily salvage reports.
Claim record CLM-0186 in the public UNEXPLODED archive.
Claim: CLM-0186
The 1972 study says its 6,862-short-ton / 6,127-imperial-ton original gross cargo and 3,552-short-ton / 3,173-imperial-ton remaining gross cargo were reconstructed by comparing a stowage plan with T P Adams's daily salvage reports.
Status: corroborated | Confidence: medium | Date: 1972-04
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