The water is so clear you can see it from the surface. It’s the Cayman Islands’ newest tourist attraction, the USS Kittiwake. The Kittiwake is a Chanticleer-class submarine rescue ship that was part ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – A decommissioned U.S. Navy ship was scuttled Wednesday in the clear Caribbean waters of the Cayman Islands, where officials say the sunken vessel will attract fish and tourists.

The Cayman Islands will sink the U.S.S. Kittiwake in June in an effort to create a new dive attraction and artificial reef, while providing much needed relief for some of the most frequently visited ...

GRAND CAYMAN — Diving into the watery interior of the submarine rescue vessel the Kittiwake, 55 feet below the surface of the western Caribbean, feels a little eerie. I’ve been diving for years, but ...

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Contractors began flooding a decommissioned U.S. Navy ship Wednesday to sink it in the clear waters off the Cayman Islands, where officials hope the vessel will attract tourists ...

The Kittiwake, a former Navy ship built in 1945, started its journey Thursday toward becoming a diving attraction in the Cayman Islands. At 251 feet long, the former submarine rescue vessel was towed ...

Underwater diving trips have a way of taking on the slip-away quality of a dream. That's especially true if you're inexperienced, as I am—but also when a foray unfolds as easily as a vision. After a ...

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