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Originally Posted by SteamWake
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
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Originally Posted by Cakewalk
One of the U-47's unexploded torpedos floated up from the bottom of Scapa Flow in September 2002, though it was missing its warhead. It was identified as belonging to the U-47 after being intercepted by a Royal Navy tugboat when the torpedo drifted close to shore, then detonated by a bomb disposal squad.
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Would they have revised Prien's tonnage score up if it had hit a ship and sunk something? 
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How in the hell can a torpedo "float" ?
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And most likely the depth chambers stayed intact, even after more than 60 years. Once the warhead rusted or fell off, the rest of the torpedo must have been light enough to float up and away.