Diving Scapa Flow

After the armistice of 11 November 1918 ending the First World War,
74 ships of the Imperial German Navy were interned at Scapa Flow. In June 1919, Vice-Admiral Ludwig von Reuter understood that the fleet would be given to the British and the Allies as war reparations.
He took advantage of the moment when most of the British ships had gone on exercise, to order his fleet to scuttle.
Let's see what the remaining ones have become 100 years later, and who are their new inhabitants.

Thank you to the entire MV Valhalla team for an incredible week!

[relaxingchipmunk]

Bad editing, we can only see parts for few seconds, sometimes we can barely comprehend what we can see exactly and you suddenly cut and show the next short part and so on... pretty annoying asI though we will see more of the wreckages.