The vessel's trip was postponed in November because the ship did not meet regulations to make the journey safely. On Wednesday, the Okaloosa County Board ... with the SS United States Conservancy ...

Multiple tugboats will chaperone the ship as she makes ... is considering sinking the SS United States is selected. The decision must still be approved by Escambia Board of County Commissioners.

The vessel's trip was postponed in November because the ship did not meet regulations to make the journey safely. On Wednesday, the Okaloosa County Board ... also states that Okaloosa County will ...

After concerns that the SS United States wasn’t seaworthy ... and Okaloosa County purchased the ship. At a meeting in December, the TDC board agreed to transfer that money to Visit Pensacola ...

Okaloosa County’s public information office announced that the necessary safety requirements to move America’s Flagship from Philadelphia have been completed and the ship ... SS United States is ...

Plans to see the SS United States ... cast into doubt over recent months. Owner of the vessel, Okaloosa County, have been caught in a row with the US Coastguard who previously stated the ship ...

However, a little more than a week after its departure was delayed, a “Captain of the Port Order” dated Nov. 20, signed by K.F. Higgins-Bloom, captain of the port for Sector Delaware Bay, made clear ...

SS United States ... Board of County Commissioners, told The Philadelphia Inquirer he was proud of Florida’s ability to “keep that legacy going” through the museum and reefing of the ship.

On Feb. 5, 1919, screen legends Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith formed United Artists.