Discover the remarkable story of HMS Untiring (P59), a Royal Navy U-class submarine that saw action in WWII, served in the Greek Navy, and now rests as a dive site in the English Channel.
Preserving iron cannonballs recovered from the seabed is a delicate process that involves stabilising the material, removing harmful salts, and preventing further corrosion.
A unique blend of captivating presentations, humorous tributes, and insightful perspectives on technical diving.
Coincidently, two ships named SS Mahratta of the same owner were wrecked on the same Goodwin Sands spot 30 years apart with the same cargo.