Joe Mazraani died in pursuit of the ‘Big Engine Steamer,’ a wreck lying 200 feet beneath the Atlantic on the eastern edge of ...

"Joe Mazraani was larger than life. He was kind, compassionate, and generous. A mentor and a student, a friend, brother, son, ...

The iconic ship’s conservancy shared drawings of the eventual site, while preparations to sink the historic ocean liner off ...

Maritime historian calls removal of ship's iconic smokestacks "a point of no return" as plans advance for museum in Destin-Fort Walton Beach area.

Shipwreck explorer Joe Mazraani, 48, died during a deep-sea dive off the Massachusetts coast, as the investigation into his death continues.

The first of the ship’s two funnels was dismantled on August 4, 2025 at her current location, a recycling center in Mobile, ...

Mazraani, who was also a criminal defense lawyer, co-founded Atlantic Wreck Salvage with his wife, Jennifer Sellitti, a ...

The ship, considered a premier ocean liner during the early Cold War years, holds the record for the fastest trip across the ...

Officials believe that Joseph Mazraani was diving near Georges Bank about 150 miles off the coast when he experienced a medical emergency.

After decades in South Philly, the SS United States is being prepared to become the world's largest artificial reef. The ship’s iconic funnels will be used in a new museum celebrating "America's ...

A historic ocean liner that is set to become the world’s largest artificial reef is undergoing a transformation.