Wreck of Submarine That Vanished Without a Trace 100 Years Ago Is Found

The wreck of a 100-year-old submarine was recently discovered in the South Pacific. The HMAS AE1 submarine was part of the Royal Australian Navy. 35 Australian and British crew were lost when the vessel sank without a trace in September of 1914. Over the past century, at least a dozen recovery missions were unable to find AE1, until now. A service was held to honor the 35 crew members lost, and there are now talks to build a permanent memorial near the site of the wreck. #InsideEdition

[sonxva]

Nice and I still can't find my life :^)

[hawkesbayallday]

What about the one New Zealand guy who died on the submarine? Rip to him 😭🇳🇿

[ssrobs]

Wait, how do you build a memorial? Was it that close to shore or what?

[johntothebrogan]

But we can't find the sub from Argentina

[rumplestiltskin]

Hell, they just found the Franklin expedition a few years ago. Much further north than anyone expected. Vive 18th century global warming.

[cool]

0:33 more like this is the most stupidest things in the world. (MY OPINION!!!)

[keithpurduecroft]

any bodies? No! They swam and surfed to New Zealand. But where is Old Zealand?

[kaseyanderson]

Oh wow! It was an Australian vessel. I’m Australian and this comes as a bit of a shock.

[unfortunatekai]

The HMAS
Me:Why don’t we call it the XMAS?

[ashleighburks]

Look at the thumbnail I️ thought it was the titanic XD

[bleachisgood]

My sister was crying and she's like 9

[roblox_rp]

i am the first commenter liker and viewer can i please have a shout out i came very early

[Diet_Bleach]

Hey look it's a Wilford Brimley joke..

[drari]

Obviously there was some trace if they found it

[patrickdyingtodeath]

Finally early








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