Divers have salvaged a 2m (6ft) bronze imperial eagle from the German World War II battleship Graf Spee that was scuttled in the River Plate. Three divers had to loosen 145 bolts securing the 300kg ...

The Graf Spee fought them off with devastatingly accurate ... though many scuba divers still explore her hulk underwater and occasionally perish in the tangle. Efforts to remove the wreck as ...

The Graf Spee was spotted by ships from the British ... The team has assembled state-of-the-art computer equipment to aid them in their underwater search for debris - and to attach the mammoth ...

It once sat atop the Admiral Graf Spee, a German heavy cruiser that was scuttled in Montevideo Bay in 1939 after sustaining damage in the first naval battle of World War II. Now it’s in storage ...

It is fitted with a state-of-the-art fleet of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles ... the Endurance and the fate of Admiral Graf von Spee’s great cruiser fleet have been the two great enduring ...

And in 1998, a 155mm gun from the ship’s secondary armament was salvaged. The underwater salvage group planned to bring up more cannons and other pieces of the Graf Spee, but were barred from doing so ...

The underwater salvage group planned to bring up more cannons and other pieces of the Graf Spee, but were barred from doing so by a Uruguayan government decree. After the recovery of the Nazi ...