Would like to prevent readers about the books written by Messrs De Napoli and co. They usually rely on some known facts to base really imaginative stories. On no account should you treat them as researched truths. Pity their books are well known and sold, but this is because they propose outreageous stories that gullible public buy.

I can vouch for several of their lies and inventions, being a part of the Albenga Foundation which searched for submarines in Argentina. These authors mention things about us that never even happend such as finding submarines here. There is no verified information about ever having been a sunk submarine in argentine waters. There is no cover up by the navy or other institutions. If the base for their assertions is this, then the whole structure of their ideas fall down.

About the Ussukuma, the admiralty charts show it and it is nothing new.
Carlos Mey