Graphic shows the approximate location of the submarine, with history of the vessel.
MARITIME
World War I submarine found after century-long search
By Ninian Carter
December 21, 2017 - A Royal Australian Navy vessel, the first Allied submarine lost in World War I, has been found after a 103-year search, lying at a depth of 300m off the Duke of York Islands in Papua New Guinea.
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