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Ernest Frank Guelph Cox (1883–1959) was a British engineer, with knowledge in electrical and mechanical engineering, which he notably deployed in marine salvage. Between 1924 and 1931 his Cox & Danks Shipbreaking Co. successfully raised 35 ships of the German Imperial Navy High Seas Fleet that had been scuttled at Gutter Sound, Scapa Flow, in 1919. A tough but caring employer, after a series of fatalities and accidents to his employees, Cox sold his marine salvaging business to the Alloa Shipbreaking Company in 1932. He remained a consultant to the British Admiralty throughout his remaining career, and retired in the early 1950s after selling his profitable scrap metal business to Metal Industries Group.
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Germany. Though most of the fleet was subsequently salvaged by engineer ErnestCox, a number of warships (including three battleships) remain, making the...
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to a wealthy engineer and scrap metal merchant, ErnestCox, who created a new company, a division of Cox & Danks Ltd, for the venture, and so began what...
raised four of the sunken destroyers. At about this time, the entrepreneur ErnestCox became involved. He bought 26 destroyers from the Admiralty for £250 (equivalent...
orders from its commander, Rear Admiral Ludwig von Reuter.[page needed] ErnestCox subsequently salvaged many of the Scapa Flow ships. The surviving ships...
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Cox and Danks, a company founded by ErnestCox handled most of the salvage operations, including those of the heaviest vessels raised. After Cox's withdrawal...
was sold in this condition as scrap to the salvage firm of Cox and Danks, led by ErnestCox, along with a battleship and twenty-six destroyers. Salvaging...
set of goalposts to France. Some of the remaining members were Emile ErnestCox, Walter Hewson, a tailor, Edward Barclay, a lawyer born in London, and...
scuttling of the fleet. She was salvaged in 1929 by teams working for ErnestCox, though they had to contend with large quantities of oil and the risks...
between Cava and the skerry. A number of the sunken ships were salvaged by ErnestCox during the 1920s. He used a variety of techniques, lifting the smaller...
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2008). "Bidens met, forged life together after tragedy". Orlando Sentinel. Cox News Service. Archived from the original on October 20, 2020. Retrieved January...
manufacturers, Cox Brothers became a part of Jute Industries Ltd, which was formed by the amalgamation of several Dundee jute firms in 1920. J ErnestCox, the grandson...
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