Divers look to solve sunken tanks mystery

A diving club is set to find out whether Second World War tanks found on the seabed are two of only four left in the world.
On Saturday Southsea Sub-Aqua Club will send divers down to take pictures and video footage of what they think are Centaur CS IV tanks.

And during the dive they will also try to work out the mystery of how they were lost, given there is no shipwreck nearby.

The tanks, assigned to the Royal Marines Armoured Support Group, lie eight miles off East Wittering, West Sussex.

They were part of an 80-strong contingent bound for France on D-Day but sank in mysterious circumstances...[The News]