Search For Wreck
In December 2011, marine documentary-maker Emi Farrugia announced plans to search for the wreck of the Kujawiak. An approximate position given by the British Ministry of Defence gave no proper indication of the wreck's location and Farrugia stated that the search would focus on at least 8 km2 circling the three approximate positions that are now in hand.
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