WWI Shipwreck HMS Hawke Discovered Off Scottish Coast

The Royal Navy warship, torpedoed in 1914, was found remarkably preserved after extensive research by divers.

HMS Hawke sank in the North Sea after being struck by a German U-boat, killing 524 sailors.
The wreck was located 70 miles east of Fraserburgh, 360 feet below the surface.
Divers from the Lost in Waters Deep group used historical data to pinpoint the site.
The ship remains in remarkable condition, with teak decking and artifacts like crockery still intact.
Formal identification by the Royal Navy is expected in the coming weeks.