OMG its a crime

[fmansam]

OMG... i stumbled upon these whilst browesing google earth............
http://www.wannadive.net/spot/Europe/UK ... how&page=1

http://www.wannadive.net/spot/Europe/UK ... how&page=1

i had no idea this happened..............

military aircraft being used as underwater treasures in uk

so far a Puma and a Hunter...... does anyone know of any others????

[Garry Russell]

Hi Neil

There's a Wessex at Stoney Cove

http://www.thescubasite.com/Scuba-Divin ... toney-cove

http://www.divesitedirectory.co.uk/dive ... opter.html

http://www.stoneycove.com/wrecks/wessex.htm

Garry

[TobyV]

Someone in the UK has a submerged 146-100 too...

[Garry Russell]

Yep Toby ex Fly Be

There is a 748 a Shorts somewhere a Viscount cockpit (Stoney Cove) and some light aircraft but he asked about military.

I'm sure there is a Devon somewhere

Garry

[Garry Russell]

I foud the 146 and the Devon was there too along with more Wessex

http://www.ndac.co.uk/attractions.htm

Garry

[fmansam]

to be honest gents im intrted in any aircraft being used.....

i had no idea............ all pretty cool i think

[VEGAS]

I suppose its better than becoming a saucepan..

[Fodda]

There's an Avro Vulcan on its wheels but without it's two nuke warheads somewhere off the Bahamas as well.

[Garry Russell]

G-AVXJ

http://www.vobster.com/diving/attractions/aircraft

Garry

[WhisperJet]

Hmm, a fire trainer - without the fire...

Somewhat childish, the whole thing. Reminds me of my childhood playground where they have placed an old steamroller to climb around in.
If I'd be a diver I suppose I would want to discover real treasures, not something that has been put there for me...


Cheers,

Nick.