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Re: HMS E5
Posted by: Michael Lowrey ()
Date: April 11, 2008 03:33PM

I recently got a copy of a mine map of the area for 1916 -- while it's possible E 5 ended up somewhere she shouldn't have or hit a drifting mine, the mine threat wasn't that great. The main German minefields in E 5's patrol area had been laid at least five months earlier and were set for 12 to 14 meters depth (in other words, E 5 should only have been at risk if submerged). Operational loss, like in the case of AE 1 and E 26, can't be ruled out.

Also, I'm aware of nothing to suggest that the wreck of E 5 has been located to date.

Best wishes,
Michael

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