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Hatches on the top of the U-406. |
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Central propeller at the Russian U-406 |
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Detail ont the top of the Russian U-406 |
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U-406
(Russian Submarine)
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images available
Updated
15th. of August 2004
U-406
was a Russian Submarine of the Foxtrot class, 91,5meters in lenght
and with a weight of 1995brt. Cause to an open hatch it sank in
1994, 22NM North of Hanstholm, when tuged from ???.
The Submarine was turned into a Museum, with lots of plates containing
information and descriptions for the audience. The final destination
was Liverpool in England, but instead it ended up here at the
bottom of the North Sea..... still like a museum but just for
divers.
The
wreck is laying on its portside, almost fully intact at 27meter
of depth..
Holes has been cut in the wreck, to make it possible to remove
invironmental threads like the batteries, etc.
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