Does anybody know what are the Fourcault (Seatec) looking for in the Mediterranean?
T trinidad Full Member Dec 28, 2008 178 0 Jan 19, 2011 #1 Does anybody know what are the Fourcault (Seatec) looking for in the Mediterranean? Amazon Forum Fav đź‘Ť Family Maps of Hinds County, Mississippi, Deluxe Edition - Grab it through Amazon!
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allen_idaho Hero Member Dec 4, 2007 808 114 Culdesac, Idaho Jan 19, 2011 #2 No idea. I do know that they are anchored off of Eivissa in the Balaeric Islands, if that helps any.
shipluvr Greenie Feb 19, 2011 10 0 Feb 19, 2011 #3 There's some speculation in Spanish media that they are looking for the Spanish submarine C-3, sunk to a depth of 70 meters off the coast Malacitana.
There's some speculation in Spanish media that they are looking for the Spanish submarine C-3, sunk to a depth of 70 meters off the coast Malacitana.
FISHEYE Bronze Member Feb 27, 2004 2,333 400 lake mary florida Detector(s) used Chasing Dory ROV,Swellpro Splash 2 pro waterproof drone,Swellpro Spry+ wa,Wesmar SHD700SS Side Scan Sonar,U/W Mac 1 Turbo Aquasound by American Electronics,Fisher 1280x,Aquasound UW md,Aqua pulse AQ1B Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 20, 2011 #4 On 12 December 1936, C-3 was running surfaced 4 nm (7½ km) southeast of Málaga. In the conning tower was her commander, AlfĂ©rez de NavĂo ( Ensign ) Antonio Arbona Pastor , and a merchant navy pilot attached to the Republican Navy. At 14:19, there was a sudden explosion on her starboard bow, and C-3 disappeared. The explosion was observed by the coastguard vessel Xauen , lying two miles (3.7 km) in shore of C-3 , and the fishing boats Joven Antonio and Joven Amalia , about the same distance away. Despite their proximity, the only survivors were the pilot, GarcĂa Viñas, and two of C-3 's sailors, Isidoro de la Orden Ibáñez and Asensio LidĂłn JimĂ©nez, who had been topside dumping trash and garbage. C-3 had been torpedoed by U-34 , commanded by Kapitänleutnant Harald Grosse , as part of Operatio n Ursula . For this action, Grosse received the "Goldenes Spanienkreuz" (Spanish golden cross). In 1997, Malaga lawyer Antonio Checa discovered the remains of one shipwreck, He sensed it was C-3 . Despite several dives by an ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) with video camera, it proved impossible to positively identify the wreck, owing to bad visibility. In October 1998, The Spanish Navy, sent the rescue ship Mar Rojo (A-20 ), with a navy dive team. They identified wreck as "C-3"
On 12 December 1936, C-3 was running surfaced 4 nm (7½ km) southeast of Málaga. In the conning tower was her commander, AlfĂ©rez de NavĂo ( Ensign ) Antonio Arbona Pastor , and a merchant navy pilot attached to the Republican Navy. At 14:19, there was a sudden explosion on her starboard bow, and C-3 disappeared. The explosion was observed by the coastguard vessel Xauen , lying two miles (3.7 km) in shore of C-3 , and the fishing boats Joven Antonio and Joven Amalia , about the same distance away. Despite their proximity, the only survivors were the pilot, GarcĂa Viñas, and two of C-3 's sailors, Isidoro de la Orden Ibáñez and Asensio LidĂłn JimĂ©nez, who had been topside dumping trash and garbage. C-3 had been torpedoed by U-34 , commanded by Kapitänleutnant Harald Grosse , as part of Operatio n Ursula . For this action, Grosse received the "Goldenes Spanienkreuz" (Spanish golden cross). In 1997, Malaga lawyer Antonio Checa discovered the remains of one shipwreck, He sensed it was C-3 . Despite several dives by an ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) with video camera, it proved impossible to positively identify the wreck, owing to bad visibility. In October 1998, The Spanish Navy, sent the rescue ship Mar Rojo (A-20 ), with a navy dive team. They identified wreck as "C-3"