MISSING WW1 GERMAN U-BOAT DISCOVERED

A wreckage of a German submarine sank during the First World War  has been found in the North Sea off Belgian Coast. The UB-II submarine is lying at a depth of 30m (100ft) off the is said to bee in good condition. According to West Flanders Governor Carl Decaluwé that there are bodies that  are still on board. The vessel is believe to have been sunk by a mine. Moreover, this sort of submarine would have had a standard crew of 22 and one commander.

It has  sustained damage to its upper side. The hatches were still shut. but the bow sustained the most damage. This type of submarines were built in 1915 and 1916 and able to dive to a depth of around 50m.
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