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Home›Business & Finance›Statoil Finds Wreck of German WWII Submarine “U-486” Offshore Norway
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March 26, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Statoil Finds Wreck of German WWII Submarine “U-486” Offshore Norway

The wreck of a German WWII submarine “U-486” was found offshore Norway while conducting oil pipeline planning operations, thelocal.de reports. Statoil confirmed, on their Facebook profile, that the company has found the submarine in a 250 meter depth. The submarine left Bergen from the west coast of

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The wreck of a German WWII submarine “U-486” was found offshore Norway while conducting oil pipeline planning operations, thelocal.de reports.

Statoil confirmed, on their Facebook profile, that the company has found the submarine in a 250 meter depth.

The submarine left Bergen from the west coast of Norway 9 April 1945, and was torpedoed three days later.

The U-864 had a crew of 48 persons and the site is now treated as a war grave.

Politician and experts are discussing whether to lift the wreck which is broken in two parts or to cover it in a hard sarcophagus.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff, March 26, 2013

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