Found by Dive Planet in 2001,the B 24 Liberator Bomber, is a site suitable for the more experienced, as the depth is 65 mt, and the wreck rises are maximum 2.5 mt from the bottom.
Navigation duration 60 minutes
Maximum length 27.52 mt, wingspan 33.52 mt, height 5.48 mt.
The B-24 Liberator was a mid- to high-wing, four-engine heavy bomber (it adopted a type of wing known as the Davis wing, narrow and elongated, which became its distinguishing feature along with its double oval-shaped drift). The B-24 was initially developed and produced by the U.S. Cons
The Liberator was one of the most important American bombers. It ended the war as the U.S. warplane built in the largest number in history, more than 18,000 examples.
The remains of the large aircraft are various parts of the fuselage, a whole wing complete with the huge undercarriage wheel, the 4 huge star engines with the propellers still intact, some machine guns, etc.
Extremely rich biology, as it has been undisturbed for 75 years
PATENT MINIMUM HYPOXIC TRIMIX
GLOVES,SOCKS AND PERSONAL SIGNAL FLASK MANDATORY!
