LOST SUBMARINE.
FATE OFES. (By CaM«—Prt» Association—Copyright.) (Australia* muTSMS. Cable Aasooiatwn.) (Received LONDON, February 3. The Admiralty, as a result of the en-< quiry into the ld» of K6, state the sause cannot be ascertained, and no Maine can be attributed to anyone. The submarine did not sink a* the result of a collision. Some losa of control while submerged may-have caused the submarine to reach a depth where, the external pressure became too groat, and destruction would quiokly follow. The great si«e of "K" submarines inaked their management while diving Specially difficult. K5 underwent her periodical refit in December.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17062, 5 February 1921, Page 9
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