Bell P39 Airacobra (Wreck)
About Bell P39 Airacobra (Wreck)
A mostly intact Bell P39Q Airacobra fighter plane wreck discovered in April 2011. It is believed to be one of two aircraft lost during a USAAF 68th Fighter Squadron raid on 6 September 1943. The wreck rests on a sandy bottom in about 27 m of water and attracts schooling fish and small baitfish.
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Reported Depth
27m+
Depth Note
The wreck lies in about 27 m of water on a sandy bottom.
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A wreck dive to around 27 m on a sandy bottom.
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