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Tears for a beloved mother and grandmother: Royals led by Princess Anne, Princes Edward and Andrew share emotional moment of unity Organised by the National Trust, Dive into D-Day on October 1 marks the culmination of the first season of an underwater archaeology project to research and record the remains of the tanks which sank during Operation Smash. They are covered in algea and act as an artificial reef for marine life. Most tanks have at least part of the turret and the guns seem to have survived. The divers found that the hulls of the tanks are all relatively intact and there are significant debris fields around each one. The wrecks lie in 60ft of water and have now been examined by underwater archaeologists as part of a project to commemorate the six soldiers who died.Īll seven tanks have been photographed by divers from the Isle of Purbeck Sub Aqua Club for the Valentine 75 exhibition which will mark the 75th anniversary of the exercise. Eisenhower and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery The exercise took place in 1944 on Studland Bay in Dorset in front of Winston Churchill, King George VI, US General Dwight D.
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