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Collision Course

The Classic Story of the Collision of the Andrea Doria and the Stockholm

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Collision Course

By: Alvin Moscow
Narrated by: Mel Foster
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One of the largest, fastest, and most beautiful ships in the world, the Andrea Doria was en route to New York from Italy. Departing from the United States was the much smaller Stockholm. On the foggy night of July 25, 1956, 53 miles southeast of Nantucket, the Stockholm sliced through the Doria's steel hull. Within minutes, the sea was pouring into the Italian liner. Eleven hours later, she capsized and sank into the ocean.

Associated Press journalist Alvin Moscow recounts the heroic, rapid response of other ships - which averted a catastrophe of the same scale as that of the Titanic - and the official inquest. Moscow delivers a fact-filled, fascinating drama of how a supposedly unsinkable ship ended up at the bottom of the sea.

©2004 Alvin Moscow (P)2016 Dreamscape Media, LLC Disaster Relief Engineering Maritime History & Piracy Social Sciences World Italy
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What a fabulous story, i found it all the more interesting because it is TRUE.

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The author did a thorough job of researching this tragic incident. It went into the diving expeditions to recover various items from the Andrea Doria perhaps a little too thoroughly. The narration was good.

Thoroughly researched and interesting read.

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