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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-03-13 and was most recently seen on 2026-03-13.
Wikipedia Overview
On July 14, 1999, a Lampson LTL-1500 Transi-Lift heavy lift crawler crane known as Big Blue collapsed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin while working on the Miller Park venue. The collapse resulted in the deaths of three iron workers, and the injury of five others.
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Manitowoc-built Big Blue crane near Central America on trip to Hawaii - Herald Times Reporter
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Manitowoc-built crane sets sail for Navy base in Hawaii - WLUK
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Massive "Big Blue #70" heavy-lift crane enters Elliott Bay, bound for Vigor Shipyard - Westside Seattle
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Manitowoc’s Second Big Blue Crane Leaves Tomorrow - Seehafer News
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Manitowoc's 'big blue' crane is near San Francisco on way to new home - Herald Times Reporter
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First big blue crane sets sail from Manitowoc Nov. 18 for a journey of about four months - Herald Times Reporter
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'Big Blue': $55 million crane arrives at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard - Seacoastonline.com
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Mirro, Dollar General, big blue crane among top February business news - Yahoo
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25 years ago, a crane collapse claimed the lives of three Miller Park construction workers - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Manitowoc's big blue crane '70' prepares for shipping - Herald Times Reporter
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Big Blue Crane Leaves Manitowoc for Portsmouth - Seehafer News
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Manitowoc 'big blue' crane now expected to ship Nov. 18 while the other leaves in spring - Herald Times Reporter
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Blue crane made in Manitowoc now at Panama Canal on way to naval base - Herald Times Reporter
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When will the next big blue cranes ship out of Manitowoc? Here’s the latest. - Herald Times Reporter
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Manitowoc's big blue crane moves to the top 8 in Coolest Things Made in Wisconsin contest - Herald Times Reporter
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Manitowoc's big blue cranes did not ship Nov. 15 but may move early Nov. 17 - Herald Times Reporter
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Big Blue crane to depart Manitowoc Harbor for Hawaii - Herald Times Reporter
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‘Big Blue’ cranes being built in Manitowoc will soon be shipped to Washington and Hawaii - Herald Times Reporter
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Konecranes lands $15M adjustment to US Navy contract. What does it mean for Manitowoc? - Herald Times Reporter
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When will the big blue cranes ship to the Pacific Ocean? - Herald Times Reporter
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20 years ago: Big Blue crane collapses at Miller Park, killing 3 ironworkers - WISN
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When will the big blue cranes leave Manitowoc? US Navy has delayed shipping. - Herald Times Reporter
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Big Blue crane to depart Manitowoc Harbor for Hawaii - AOL.com
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Big Blue Crane Leaves Manitowoc Port Sunday - Seehafer News
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Big Blue Cranes Could Leave Manitowoc Soon - Seehafer News
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Big Blue crane collapse at Miller Park - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Crane collapse during Miller Park construction took lives, set back production - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Manitowoc's big blue crane wins the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin competition - Herald Times Reporter
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3 ironworkers killed when 'Big Blue' crane collapsed remembered Sunday - WISN
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Gast: View from 'Big Blue' another check off the bucket list - Green Bay Press-Gazette
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CRIME AND COURT ROUNDUP: Fifteen-year anniversary of 'Big Blue' in Milwaukee - Republican Eagle: Red Wing, MN
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Brewers, Ironworkers to honor 3 who died in Big Blue crane collapse - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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233-foot, 4,600-ton Big Blue is largest crane in Western Hemisphere - Equipment World
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Ironworkers remember three fallen members on 25th anniversary of Big Blue collapse - The Daily Reporter
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RAW VIDEO: OSHA released video of the collapse of Big Blue - FOX6 News Milwaukee
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Photos: The Big Blue Crane makes Port Colborne stop - Niagara This Week
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Mr. Baseball remembered for his empathy toward Big Blue crane collapse victims - TMJ4 News
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Monday marks 26 years since crane collapse during construction of Miller Park - WSAW
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‘All you could see was smoke.’ Big Blue Collapse: 25 years later - WTMJ
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Wyatt Earp portrait's ties to Manitowoc and the latest on 5 other top stories from September - Herald Times Reporter
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Big Blue crane collapse at Miller Park - The Des Moines Register
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'Feel bad for the families:' Moment of silence on 20-year anniversary of 'Big Blue' crane collapse - FOX6 News Milwaukee
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20th anniversary of tragic collapse of 'Big Blue' crane at Miller Park construction site - WMTV 15 NEWS
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Big blue crane made in Manitowoc makes its way safely to U.S. Navy shipyard in Maine - Herald Times Reporter
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20 years after Big Blue collapse at Miller Park, it's still 'an emotional roller coaster' for ironworker widow - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Crews lift new crane at Newport News Shipbuilding - 13newsnow.com
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The 233-Foot Tall, 4600-Ton Crane That Builds Aircraft Carriers - Gizmodo
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Broadwind, home of big blue cranes, selling Manitowoc operations for at least $13 million - Herald Times Reporter
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Could Manitowoc play a role in Trump's call to increase shipbuilding? - Herald Times Reporter
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Moment of silence at Miller Park marks 20 years since ‘Big Blue’ deaths - WKOW
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Photos: The Big Blue Crane makes Port Colborne stop - Inside Ottawa Valley
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North Vancouver gantry crane named - North Shore News
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