Found wreckage of German aircraft of World War II Mod Focke-Wulf Fw 109
A group of Alaskan fishermen in a fishing about 4 miles from the coast, when you pick up these networks are caught in something solid, after careful maneuvers eased, to the wonder of the crew are seen trapped in the nets of the pieces that appear rusted and encrusted belong to something metallic. With the audacity of a crew member passionate about archeology underwater after a dive in the area you will discover a wreck of a ship and not much less of a submarine but rather a German airplane, also because the state of the wreck was so well preserved that you could see the marks of recognition in the fuselage. It now organizes the recovery of the wreck through the Norwegian Coast Guard and local fishermen who come together in a consortium for the recovery.
After 5 hours of operations, the aircraft finally emerges with all its historic charm, according to experts it is a FW-190 Luftwaffe during World War II was based in Herdla based in Norway. The aircraft appears to be precipitated by failure December 15, 1943, the pilot is managed to survive thanks to the 'intervention of some fishermen who took him to safety.
The aircraft was taken over by the Navy that away from prying eyes, guards it jealously in a hangar where they will start work on the conservation and study. 
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