1. Capt J, Jan 3, 2016

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   Looks like they found the wreckage of the El Faro, here are some photo's and video of the wreckage. Video is a lot more interesting than the photos.
   
   Photos:
   https://www.flickr.com/photos/ntsb/sets/72157659149033059
   
   Video:
   
2. Capt J, Jan 3, 2016

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   NTSB link to more photo's
   http://dms.ntsb.gov/pubdms/search/h...edb9e1c21-614EC663-0C2C-D216-46553A075D228E20
3. olderboater, Jan 3, 2016

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   Also a DVD with 47 minutes of video, but you have to contact them for it. I'm amazed at the clarity of the photos and video with the boat at -15,000 ft.
4. Capt J, Jan 3, 2016

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   Yes, the clarity is most impressive. I believe they shortened the 47 minute DVD into that video, not sure if the full length DVD is available.
5. olderboater, Jan 3, 2016

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   Link to 60 minutes overtime
   
   How the Navy films a shipwreck - CBS News
6. olderboater, Jan 3, 2016

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   It can be ordered from NTSB records management.

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