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Re: Identification of a wreck
Posted by:
David H
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Date: December 06, 2003 08:42AM
<HTML>Alison
Why not U-77? According to Grant it was lost in July 1916 whilst laying mines off Kinnaird Head.
In Larn's "Shipwreck Index" a submarine, probably U-77,was found in 1990 in position 56.03.43N 02.29.38W "in a bow up attitude, her stern section aft of her gundeck buried in deep mud, in 41 m (134ft). The port side of the wreck is intact but the plating on her starboard side has fallen away; the conning tower unrecognisable although two persicopes project upwards from amongst the debris"</HTML>
Why not U-77? According to Grant it was lost in July 1916 whilst laying mines off Kinnaird Head.
In Larn's "Shipwreck Index" a submarine, probably U-77,was found in 1990 in position 56.03.43N 02.29.38W "in a bow up attitude, her stern section aft of her gundeck buried in deep mud, in 41 m (134ft). The port side of the wreck is intact but the plating on her starboard side has fallen away; the conning tower unrecognisable although two persicopes project upwards from amongst the debris"</HTML>
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Identification of a wreck | Alison | 12/06/2003 07:50AM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | David H | 12/06/2003 08:42AM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | Alison | 12/06/2003 08:57AM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | kpp | 12/06/2003 10:34AM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | Alison | 12/06/2003 11:10AM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | Michael Lowrey | 12/06/2003 12:26PM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | JP | 12/09/2003 12:07PM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | Ron | 12/09/2003 07:28PM |
Re: Identification of a wreck | Alison | 12/13/2003 03:02PM |