Was a WWII Aircraft Wreck Destroyed by a Luxury Sailboat in Lecques Bay, Saint-Cyr-Sur-Mer?
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was flying the same aircraft when he crashed off Marseilles in 1944, a P-38. In the same year, pilot Harry Greenup was more fortunate. Touched by fire from the German enemy, he managed to land...
We often imagine the seabed as natural safes, able to preserve intact the remains of the past in the shelter of eyes and time. Yet, this illusion has just flown in bursts off Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, in the Var. An American fighter of the Second World War, sleeping in the sand for more than [...] More
The wreck of a 1944 P38 aircraft was destroyed Friday, July 17 in the bay of the Lecques, in Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer. The hanging of an anchor is suspected, targeting the yacht Orient Express Corinthian. The maritime prefect has...
Last Friday, during an exit on the wreck of a Second World War aircraft in Lecques Bay, divers from a club in Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer discovered with amazement its destruction. It is the anchor of a luxury ship, just put into service, that would cause it.
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