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Otra Página del Submarino C3. Another Page dedicated to Submarine C3. Trascripción del artículo publicado en la REVISTA GENERAL DE MARINA de Junio de 1996 - Tomo 230
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Fred Krohn wrote on 30 julio 2011 at 22:35
If private funds for a hull recovery are present, the Spanish MoD should have little or no problem providing support of placing a warship with a few salvage personnel to retrieve the torpedo weapons after the boat is raised. If done at sea beyond 5KM from shore, the transfer is international. Most co-operative would be if military vessel is older submarine-tender and can take custody of C3 boat until torpedoes are removed, then bring to port in Malaga for memorial, but even if just a small military vessel with torpedo technicians to inert all torpedo weapons for safety it would fulfill the need...

This is a great page for memorial of all those lost during the battles leading up to WW2 and the boats and ships lost then.
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