The discovery of U-215

Gezoes · 01-22-08, 08:56 PM

http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...at_040713.html

I just watched the 'Seahunters' episode (2004) about this VIID, U-215. Anyone else ever catch it?

I wondered though. When the anchor eventually hooks up with the wreck, the divers catch her with the anchor exactly stuck in or near the mining tubes... I suppose you have to connect a buoy somehow, but is that normal procedure?

And also, the mines were still there, they could see them in the tubes. Could they have gone off given this 'lucky' anchor? :hmm:

The wreck was fairly intact and closed up. The team also searches for a Liberty Cargo, SS Alexander Macomb, U-215 supposedly attacked near the Canadian/US coast.

01-22-08, 08:56 PM	#1
Gezoes XO Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 435 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	The discovery of U-215 http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...at_040713.html I just watched the 'Seahunters' episode (2004) about this VIID, U-215. Anyone else ever catch it? I wondered though. When the anchor eventually hooks up with the wreck, the divers catch her with the anchor exactly stuck in or near the mining tubes... I suppose you have to connect a buoy somehow, but is that normal procedure? And also, the mines were still there, they could see them in the tubes. Could they have gone off given this 'lucky' anchor? :hmm: The wreck was fairly intact and closed up. The team also searches for a Liberty Cargo, SS Alexander Macomb, U-215 supposedly attacked near the Canadian/US coast. __________________ If I wasn't a little mad, I'd go mad.