Inside Aberlady Bay Where the Wrecks of Two WW2 Royal Navy Midget Submarines Still Sit

In 1943, Britain faced an impossible enemy. The German battleship Tirpitz was unstoppable—until four volunteers in a submarine the size of a trash can made the most desperate gamble in naval history. Their mission: infiltrate enemy waters, place explosives under a 43,000-ton warship, and somehow escape. Most never came home. Today,

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