http://mentalfloss.com/article/21403/strange-geographies-exploring-wwii-shipwreck

Exploring a WW2 shipwreck

Today divers started the biggest salvage operation ever in British waters.In 2008 a German bomber shot down during the Battle of Britain, was located in 15 m of water before the coast of Kent in the south-east  of England.Sonar identified the wreck as being a Dornier Do-17Z.The Luftwaffe airplane is in a remarkable good condition,the tyres of the landinggear are still inflated but the props tell about the sustained damage.The cockpit is partially covered in algae.
For now the divers will built a kind of cage around the wreck before attempting the raise it.The operation will last 3 weeks.
The discovery of the 'Flying Pencil' is of national and international importance according to Peter Dye,director of the RAF museum,because it's the soul survivor of the battle.The final goal is to exhibit the Dornier in a museum,to 'shed a light on the sarcifices of young men of both the British and German airforces and those of other countries involved in WW2'. 

Salvage operation started

Three men who stood in the same line in Auschwitz have nearly consecutive numbers: From left, Menachem Shulovitz, 80, bears B14594; Anshel Udd Sharezky, 81, was B14595; and Jacob Zabetzky, 83, was B14597. “We were strangers standing in line in Auschwitz, we all survived different paths of hell, and we met in Israel,” Mr. Sharezky said. "We stand here together now after 65 years. Do you realize the magnitude of the miracle?”

