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Safety investigations & reports edit / delete
Rail and others.
Service Inquiry (SI) - GOV.UK edit / delete
The army/navy/air force equivalent of the AAIB. Sadly there's no RSS feed for this on gov.uk, as far as I can see...
Die Brück’ am Tay – Wikisource edit / delete
A German take on the Tay Bridge disaster, by Theodor Fontane.
to accidents german poetry rail tay ... on 05 September 2016
Accident Investigations - NTSB - National Transportation Safety Board edit / delete
Rail accident investigations from the USA. An awful lot of these follow a common pattern: two trains collide head-on when operating on single track in "unsignalled territory". You would have thought that the cost of cleaning up a couple of these would outweight the cost of, like, installing some signalling. There's also not much in the way of detailed investigation of the root causes here.
Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Rail reports edit / delete
Much like the USA ones, although the same companies and operating practices tend to be involved.
Accident at Carr Bridge on 4th January 2010 :: The Railways Archive edit / delete
This is the recent one involving trap points that turned out to have been installed as a result of a WW2 accident: "Accident at Aviemore - Carrbridge on 5th March 1940".
Isle of Man Ship Registry - Casualty Reports - Isle of Man Government DED edit / delete
Interesting reports, although they don't investigate very many of them.
Paul Lee's Titanic page edit / delete
Some interesting stuff. Some rather far-fetched.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.