SS President Coolidge

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SS President Coolidge is a famous World War II-era luxury ocean liner turned troopship that sank off Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu and is now one of the world’s premier wreck diving sites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II ship
ocean liner
shipwreck
troopship
associatedWith Espiritu Santo Island NERFINISHED
Luganville NERFINISHED
builtFor Dollar Steamship Company NERFINISHED
causeOfSinking friendly mines
underwater mines
completedIn 1931
conversionContext United States military service in World War II
convertedTo troopship
countryOfRegistry United States NERFINISHED
crewAndPassengersEvacuated most personnel survived sinking
currentUse wreck diving site
flag United States NERFINISHED
hasCargo ammunition at time of sinking
military equipment at time of sinking
vehicles at time of sinking
hasFeature accessible shore dive from Espiritu Santo
multiple penetration routes for divers
preserved interior rooms and corridors
launchDate 1931
location Segond Channel NERFINISHED
off the coast of Luganville
notableFor World War II artifacts
large intact wreck
recreational scuba diving
operator American President Lines NERFINISHED
Dollar Steamship Lines NERFINISHED
participatedIn World War II
recognizedAs one of the world’s premier wreck dives
sankIn Vanuatu NERFINISHED
sankNear Espiritu Santo NERFINISHED
Santo Island NERFINISHED
sankWhile entering Segond Channel
serviceEntryYear 1931
shipType luxury ocean liner
passenger liner
troop transport
sinkingYear 1942
tourismImportance major dive tourism attraction in Vanuatu
usedAs World War II troopship
trans-Pacific passenger liner
wreckDepth approximately 20–70 metres

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Espiritu Santo hasTouristAttraction SS President Coolidge