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Wrecks of ww2

Discussion in 'Living History' started by urqh, Apr 22, 2003.

  1. urqh

    urqh Tea drinking surrender monkey

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    Posting this in Living History, as seems appropriate to the folk who search and picture the stuff.


    Anyone interested in ww2 wreckage? Probably seen by most...but tons out there...

    http://www.guadalcanal.homestead.com/relics.html

    http://www.deepimage.co.uk/expeditions/operation_tunnel/operation-tunnel.htm

    Scroll down to select pictures of wreckage HMS Charybdis

    http://www.deepimage.co.uk/wrecks/uboats/767/u767-mainpage.htm

    U767 Wreckage English channel click on images today.

    http://www.trailzone.co.uk/mainpicswrecks.html

    uk peak district

    http://www.geocities.com/shaharome_my/ww2_wrecks.htm

    Mostly jungle found wrecks..aircraft with individual stories.

    http://www.pbs.org/hood/news/gallery.html#

    Self explanatory...HMS Hood
     
  2. Stefan

    Stefan Cavalry Rupert

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    Nice Urgh, the peak district ones look particularly worth a look.
     
  3. urqh

    urqh Tea drinking surrender monkey

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    Correction one of the links is to HMS linbourne not HMS CH..

    Was just looking for any pics if they existed of one particular UBOAT, and found this lot in quick succession...

    There must be hundreds of these sites.

    Some of the more interesting ones are of Scapa Flow but related to ww1 German high fleet scuttling rather than ww2.

    Some good pics out there. Most seem to be responsible divers or expedition people, bet there are plenty of looters out there too, but nice to see some are interested for other reasons
     

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