Posted on 07/28/2015 10:24:23 AM PDT by McGruff
Sweden says a submarine wreck found last week in its territorial waters was most likely Russian World War I submarine the Som, which sank after colliding with a Swedish ship in 1916.
Swedish Armed Forces spokesman Jesper Tengroth says investigators on Tuesday analyzed video footage provided by the diving company that found the wreck.
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Swedish military says divers’ wreck find likely Czardine Can that sank in 1916 collision
ther fixed it
If you see any 100+ year old russian guys walking the streets of sweden muttering “emergency, everybody to get from street”, he just might be one of the crew.
That was the funniest moment of all in “The Russians Are Coming!!”
Would love to find out what kind of condition it’s in. Whether it could be raised, repaired and used to shake down cruise ships, like the Rat Pack did with the sunk Uboat in “Attack on the Queen”
Pics and video here
http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/frammande-ubat-hittad-i-svenskt-vatten/
I was surprised on it’s condition. Especially if it happened in 1916.
Speaking of condition.
http://y.cdn-expressen.se/images/aa/88/aa88eb23273d4df39772fc682399a81c/310.jpg
Thanks fieldmarshaldj.
“Swedes Spot Tsar’s Sunken Sub”
Well played!
Just a little hijack, but along the same line of conversation
To the submariners and other learned naval experts here, can anyone give an explanation why we have not explored the wreck of the Scorpion with a dedicated ROV?
If I recall one of the forward hatches on the bow was blown open..
“To the submariners and other learned naval experts here, can anyone give an explanation why we have not explored the wreck of the Scorpion with a dedicated ROV?”
Because there are questions no one wants publicly answered, even now?
Yeah, my conclusion as well. Even if we did find out the Sovs sank her, Obama will blame us and go to war with us over it. /s
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