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A giant Navy ship vanished with 306 people aboard. No one has ever found the wreck—or the bodies.
One of the last major mysteries of the U.S. Navy is the loss of the coal ship USS Cyclops. The ship, her name torn from Greek legend, went missing in 1918 during what should have been a routine return ...
On March 4, 1918, the USS Cyclops, then the largest fuel ship in the U.S. Navy, departed Barbados on what should have been the final leg of its voyage to Baltimore. Loaded with approximately 11,000 ...
In early March 1918, USS Cyclops left Barbados bound for Baltimore. She was carrying manganese ore, a cargo vital to wartime steel production, and hundreds of sailors and passengers. Then she ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On the way home, the collier stopped in Barbados for coal. After that, the trail goes bad. Cyclops didn't steam into Baltimore. No ...
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