* 1862 – Sailing from San Francisco, California to Panama City, Panama, the SS Golden Gate catches fire and sinks off Manzanillo, Mexico, killing 231.

He was awarded the Golden Party Badge and was given the honorary rank of a Gruppenführer in the SS.

Other awards that Schroeder had, were the Golden Party Badge, the Reich Sports Badge in Gold, the sword of honor of the Reichsführer SS and the skull ring of the SS.

* The Ahnenerbe was portrayed as the Nazi organization behind the development of the " 1st SS Nazi Vampire Brigade Ostmark " in the Fantasy / Horror Short The Golden Nazi Vampire Of Absam 2.

He joined the SS on 30 June 1931, and was later awarded the Golden Party Badge.

Ulcoats, Cecelia, Golden Sunset, Gladiator, Duke of Edinburgh, Duleep Singh, Bucton Castle, Globe, Nereus, Borrowdale, Weathersfeild, British Prince, Dallam Towers, Remington, Hecuba, Pride Of The Thames, Houghton Towers, Warwickshire, Victoria Tower, Hawarden Castle, Vancouver, Castlehead, Vandieman, Comandre, Seatoller, Casma, Compadre, Bayard, British Admiral, Montrose, Ismay, Estrella, Pembroke Castle ( ship ), Hausquina, Rajah, SS.

* SS Golden Gate ( 1851 – 1862 ): Built and launched for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company on January 21, 1851, she entered the San Francisco to Panama City service in November 1851.

* SS Golden Age ( 1854 – 1862 ): Built for New York & Australian Navigation Company in 1853, she operated in Australian coastal services until May 12, 1854 when she sailed from Sydney for Tahiti and Panama City, arriving June 17.

* SS City of Columbus, a passenger steamer that sailed from Boston to Savannah and sank off Martha's Vineyard

* September 7, the ocean liner SS Hanseatic catches fire and burns in New York City Harbor.

* January 20 – SS City of Boston vanishes at sea with all 177 aboard.

* SS City of Oxford, merchant ship sunk in the Second World War

A number of ships have been wrecked with significant loss of life, such as the Maria in 1851, the City of Dunedin in 1865, the St Vincent in 1869, the Lastingham in 1884, the SS Penguin in 1909 and the Wahine in 1968.

* SS Norwich City, freighter.

Lithuanian Roman Catholic parishes could be found in Shenandoah ( St. George ); Mahanoy City ( St Joseph ); Minersville ( St. Francis of Assisi ); Tamaqua ( SS.

* SS City of Glasgow, a passenger steamship launched in 1850

During the American Civil War the SS Sultana was destroyed in an explosion on April 27, 1865 as it was transporting released Union POWs near historic Mound City, just east of Marion.

November 18, 1958, Charlevoix City Hall served as a makeshift morgue for the bodies of crewmen of the SS Carl D. Bradley after the lake freighter foundered in Lake Michigan during a severe storm.

* SS City of Berlin, a British passenger steamship of 1875

The former Nazi SS dentist at Auschwitz, Dr. Christian Szell, now residing in Uruguay, must smuggle many diamonds out of the United States after the accidental death of his brother in New York City.

In addition to a Minto Place in Rockcliffe, Ottawa and Minto Street in Vancouver and the SS Minto, a famous steamer on the Arrow Lakes, the gold-mining company town of Minto City in the Bridge River Country, est.

The incident took place on April 16, 1947, and began with a mid-morning fire on board the French-registered vessel SS Grandcamp which was docked in the Port of Texas City.

The Neuengamme concentration camp, a German concentration camp, was established in 1938 by the SS near the village of Neuengamme in the Bergedorf district of the City of Hamburg, Germany.

| 10. 0 || Penn Station || AE CD CL CS KS NR PA PL SM SS VT |||| NJT || Newark City Subway, PATH

| 1. 5 || 30th Street Station || AE CD CL CS KS NR PA PL SM SS VT || SEPTA || NJT || New Jersey Transit Atlantic City Line, all SEPTA commuter rail linesMarket-Frankford Line, Subway-Surface Trolley Lines

The company, led by Oswald Pohl, who was also a high-ranking official of the SS, rented the quarries from the City of Vienna in 1938 and started the construction of the Mauthausen camp.

During World War II the Liberty Ship SS E. Kirby Smith was built in Panama City, Florida, in 1943, named in his honor.

* SS City of Flint, first American steamship captured by Germans in WWII

Other NFL veterans who signed with the Stallions included former Kansas City Chief RB Earl Gant ( 2 years, 20 games with the Chiefs ), RB Ken Talton ( 1 year, 2 games with the Lions ), WR / KR Kevin Miller ( 3 years, 20 games with the Vikings ), TE Steve Stephens ( 1 year, 16 games with the Jets ), OT Robert Woods ( 8 years, 99 games with the Jets and Saints ), OG Buddy Aydelette ( 1 year, 9 games with the Packers ), DE Mike Raines ( 7 years, 104 games with the CFL Ottawa Rough Riders ), DE Reggie Lewis ( 2 years, 22 games with the Buccaneers ), LB Dallas Hickman ( 6 years, 91 games with the Redskins ), CB Mike Thomas ( 6 years, 77 games with the Redskins and Chargers ) and SS Billy Cesare ( 5 years, 46 games with the Buccaneers, Dolphins and Lions ),

* 1928: Hit by the SS Norwich City.

They left for Canada in 1940 on the SS City of Benares, which on 17 September was sunk by a torpedo from the German submarine, U-48.

** Dick Howser ( Kansas City AL, SS )

Former United Fruit passenger and refrigerated ship SS JAMAICA, ex SS PETEN, ex SS SEGOVIA ( Launched February 1933 ).

* SS Tennessee ( 1849 – 1853 ): Launched in 1848.

* SS John L. Stephens: Launched on September 21, 1852 for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

* SS Uncle Sam ( 1860 – 1866 ): Launched in 1852, she passed through various hands until making one Panama City to San Francisco voyage for the Atlantic & Pacific Steamship Company in January 1860.

* SS Henry Chauncey ( 1864 – 1877 ): Launched October 1864 for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and entered the New York to Aspinwall service on November 1, 1865 and remained on this route until 1869.

* SS Montana ( 1865 – 1877 ): Launched February 25, 1865 for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

* SS Alaska ( 1867 – 1879 ): Launched November 27, 1867 for Pacific Mail Steamship Company service between New York and Aspinwall.

* SS Japan ( 1867 – 1874 ): Launched on December 17, 1867 for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company she sailed from New York on April 11, 1868 for Panama, San Francisco and Yokohama.

* SS America ( 1869 – 1872 ): Launched in 1869.

* SS Pacific ( 1872 – 1875 ): Launched September 1850 she was used on the New York – Chagres service, San Francisco – Panama service, and San Francisco – San Juan del Sur route until 1855.

* SS Ariel ( 1873 ): Launched in 1855 she made a New York – Aspinwall and Transatlantic voyages until Summer 1865 but was chartered to the War Department in 1861, 1862, 1864 and 1865.