Hospital Ship carcass was found after 67 years

Shipwreck hunter has found the carcass of the hospital ship that sank Australia made during the second world war in 1943 and took 268 casualties.
Search team led by U.S. marine scientists, David Mearns, he sent a robot submarine to take pictures of the wreck.
Ships that have sunk the name of this Centaur peraian Queensland area, the ship was carrying 332 people and only 64 people survived.
This ship is sinking because of the torpedo by Japanese troops.
Ship produced in Scotland and the launch in Liverpool before becoming a hospital ship Australia.
At first the team just looked through the sonar sensors at a depth of 6755 feet from the surface, until now has proved the existence of the ship withfoto-foto..