1954 wreck of the Light Vessel which broke anchor in gale-force winds and is said to have stranded and capsized somewhere in the Kellet Gut area of the Goodwin Sands, in the region on 1 mile ESE of the Goodwin light. Her wreckage is said to be visible at low water but she has not been positively identified in a specific location. She was built of steel in Dartmouth in 1937. An earlier light vessel on the South Goodwin Station was sunk following aerial bombardment during World War II (901832).