All language subtitles for The Lost U-Boats of WWII S01E06 1080p WEB h264-EDITH_track3_[eng]

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-In 1981, Darrell Miklos
and his father,

legendary treasure hunter
Roger Miklos,

obtained classified blueprints
of modified Nazi U-boats,

submarines allegedly altered
to move

some of the billions
of gold and priceless artifacts

looted by Hitler out of Germany.

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-My father searched
for these U-boats

until the day he died.

But I have something
that he didn't.

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-A chart
by a former U.S. Navy pilot,

and it shows the location
of not one, not two,

but seven possible U-boats
located near the Dominican.

-Armed with this naval chart...

-That's priority target
number 1.

-...Darrell has assembled
a team of divers and experts

to pursue his father's dream.

[ Music builds, continues ]

-I'm looking for answers.

Can this chart lead us
to modified U-boats?

Were they carrying
valuable treasure and secrets?

-Where were they
headed and why?

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[ Canon fires ]

[ Music slows, ends ]

[ Sonar pinging ]

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-At their base camp
in Montecristi,

Darrell Miklos and his team

meet to determine
their remaining dive options.

-I think that it's time for us
to move on to a new target.

The question is, where?

We only have a short window
of time left,

and it's really important
that we decide this next move.

We're left with only
a few options

'cause we have hardly any time
left to complete this.

-Yeah.
-We have target number 1.

We dove it once.

We were forced out by
bad weather. Remember that?

The second option is target 4.

Very interesting
because we found the gun,

we found the ammo canister lid,
and we found the .50-cal bullet.

The only problem with target 4,

we were never able to find
that gamma reading.

And then we've got target 7.

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-Now, target 7 --

you know,
we haven't dived it yet.

Those are our options.
What do you guys think?

-Well, let me suggest something.

I'm gonna suggest we go out here
to target 6.

It's our farthest target,

and it's our most
exposed target.

I really think target 7 presents
the least amount of risk

to get in the water because
it's just so close to shore.

Because of the weather
and how bad it's getting,

this may be our only opportunity
to dive target 6.

-And I think that's
an absolutely excellent idea.

While you guys are doing that,

Doug and I can make
another visit to 4.

But we know there's
something out there.

-Yeah.

-I'm convinced there
is something out there.

Give it another shot
with the mag.

See if we can focus in on it.
-I think this is a good plan.

You go finish up 4,
we'll dive target 6,

and we'll meet back here
later today.

-Alright.

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-With the weather
clock ticking...

-This is probably
just the beginning

of what's headed our way.

-...Darrell and Steve move with
speed to investigate target 6.

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-So, we're headed to target 6.

Target 6 is the furthest target
on the chart.

And given that we have
a good weather window,

we're gonna try
and take advantage of this

and get to target 6 now.

-Are you ready, bro?
-Oh, yeah. Let's do it.

-Let's go wet.
[ Claps hands ]

-It's a risk,
but it's a risk worth taking.

If the weather turns,
we're gonna lose a whole day.

And I don't have
a lot of days left.

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-As Darrell and Steve
head underwater,

Captain Paco Montaner
oversees the operation topside.

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With storms on the horizon,
they must keep a close eye out

for any sudden
changes in weather.

[ Static hissing ]

[ Water bubbling ]

-To cover ground
as quickly as possible,

Darrell and Steve divide
their search area into a grid.

Each diver scans
their respective side

for any signs of the source
of the magnetometer hit.

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Because the wreck
may no longer be intact,

they are also looking
for signs of large debris,

as well as any smaller artifacts

that could lead them
to their target.

[ Static hissing ]

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As Darrell and Steve
continue their search,

Paco spots something
troubling in the skies.

-If it actually comes our way,

the equipment that's there is
gonna be completely unprotected.

It'll fly.

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-The forming waterspout
poses extreme danger

to the team's dive operation.

These funnels can create
wind gusts

that exceed 95 miles per hour,

comparable
to a Category I hurricane.

And their movements
are just as unpredictable.

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-Hey, guys.

The wind's picking up over here,

and the waves
are getting pretty choppy.

I think you might have
to wrap this one up.

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-Back at the dock
and away from the storm

bearing down
on Darrell and Steve...

-Heavy at the handle.
Right there.

You have it?
-I have it.

-...Garth sets out to redo
the magnetometer survey

at target 4 in hopes
of a more precise reading.

Joining him is magnetometer
specialist Doug Gossage.

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[ Engines humming ]

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-We think we're off
on target 4.

Darrell and Steve dove this site
a few times already,

and we can't find the mag hit.

[ Engines humming ]

Initially,
the grid was run east to west.

Now we're gonna run it
north to south,

perpendicular to the last time.

It's like a checkerboard.

We went this way once.

Now we're gonna go this way
and see

if we can give these guys
a better chance of finding it.

-You ready?

-The more data we collect,

the better able
we're gonna be to be

to find out
where that hit was coming from.

-Drop it?
-Yeah.

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Okay, right there, that,
what you got in your hand, yeah.

Let the rope out gently.

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-Off!

-Okay.

Alright, we're good.

-While Garth and Doug
continue their search...

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...back at target 6,

the weather is worsening
for Darrell and Steve.

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[ Thunder crashing ]

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They face threats
from an approaching storm

and are forced
to call off their dive.

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The deteriorating conditions
have now made

getting back in the boat
even more challenging.

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-You got it.
[ Thunder rumbling ]

-Ooh! That's a heck of a ride
coming out of there.

-No [bleep]

-We may have shot ourselves
in the foot

waiting to dive target 6
so late in the game.

I mean, we should have
done this earlier.

It's so far out there.

The weather is just
killing us out here.

Here we are again,
dealt with another whammy.

Weather pattern's coming in,

and it's starting to have
a circular motion to it.

We're worried about
the waterspouts.

We've just been cut...like that.

Our dive day is over.

Trying to get everybody out here
as fast

as we can to get
this stuff downstairs

so it doesn't start
to blow away,

and we got to be real careful.

You got that, man?

We got to get this boat
deck cleared.

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-We got to hurry.

This thing's coming in fast.
[ Engines start, rev ]

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-Meanwhile,
back at target 4...

Garth and magnetometer
specialist Doug Gossage

are nearly finished

recapturing magnetometer
readings at this site.

They're hoping to confirm
the presence of a large anomaly

and pinpoint its location.

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-We're gonna go up to this line,

but we got to change
its direction.

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-So we've been doing this for
about, oh, five hours now...

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...and the sea
has picked up massively.

It's difficult for Doug
to keep it straight.

But at this point,
I'm not sure how much longer

we're gonna
be able to try and hold this.

-Oh, whoa. Wait. Wait.
What do we have coming here?

-Oh! Here we go.

-That's got to be target 4
right there.

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I've been pushing for
target 4 this whole time.

And, boom, we relocated
the same hit

that Darrell and Doug got
during their initial survey.

-Yeah.

Exactly.

Right. Why?

Yeah.

-Relocating the large anomaly
at target 4 is welcome news.

[ Monitor beeping ]
-We got it.

Let's get a GPS on it.

-By compiling the data
with their earlier survey,

the team will now be able

to get a more accurate
location to dive.

-Darrell and Steve
are gonna be able

to get back in the water,

and they're gonna have
a hell of a better chance

of finding target 4 this time.

We're a little further east,

but the mag-hit intensity
was almost exactly the same.

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-After escaping an oncoming
waterspout at target 6,

Darrell and Steve
head back toward Montecristi

to explore target 7.

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-Target 7 is a lot closer
to land than target 6,

so we should encounter
calmer weather conditions,

but it's not a guarantee
that the winds won't pick up

and drive us off this target.

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-As Darrell and Steve
begin their search

for the source
of the magnetometer hit,

the cloudy waters limit
their line of sight.

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-To counteract this,

they decide to use
a circle search method.

-A circle search is when
you do concentric circles

around the marker,

and once you've
completed a circle,

you move out 20 to 40 feet
at a time.

This ensures that
we don't miss anything.

We're down to the wire
at this point.

Hopefully this will make our
search as efficient as possible.

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[ Static hissing ]

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-One hour in to the search
at target 7,

and the team has yet to find
the source of the reading.

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They move their search
slightly east,

towards a small reef.

[ Static hissing ]

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[ Metal detector chirps ]

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[ Metal detector squealing ]

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-[ Grunts ]

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[ Metal detector chirps ]

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-Darrell and Steve
return to the surface

to set aside their find
for conservation.

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-This is
a pretty interesting find,

but it's hard for me
to say exactly what it is.

Whatever this is, though,
it's not nearly large enough

to give off the signature

that we got here
with the magnetometer.

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-After separating, the team
regroups back in Montecristi

to discuss what each found
at the three targets.

-Alright, here's where we're at.

The weather was too rough
at target 6,

but we did find something
at target 7.

Do you know what that is?

-I'm not sure.

I know some people that are much
more knowledgeable on this.

You know, it's one of those
things that I think that

I need to check into and get us
an answer to see if it's just --

if it's related
or if it's something

that we can
just forget about.

-Okay. Yep.

We got a pretty big
mag signature here,

and that little munition
we found

definitely
isn't what caused it.

So I want to get back
to target 7

and find out what's there.

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What'd you find?

-Doug and I went out
to target 4.

We picked up the same mag hit,
but it's, you know,

150, 200 yards east of
where we thought it was.

-100 to 150 yards,

you can't see that even when
you're going straight down,

let alone straight ahead.
-Right.

-So now, if we can catch
some weather,

we catch a break here,
we can get out there.

I've got better GPS location
of where that target is.

-That's real promising
because part of me wanted

to not believe
that it was bad data, right?

-The data wasn't bad.

It was just off.
-Right.

-That's good.
That's good news.

-Now, for me, that makes sense.

I mean, we've got a trove
of things out there

that are related to the U-boat,

that are related
to what's going on.

There might have been
an incident.

But we're gonna need
like two days

'cause it's still business
as usual.

I mean, we've still got
rough seas out there.

We could hit
another weather issue.

But if we can get two days
of diving out there,

we can find this target.

-With the team
running short on time,

Darrell comes up with a plan
to dive the remaining targets.

-We'll spend the next
two days diving target 4,

but let's dive target 7 tonight

and try to locate
the larger gamma reading.

-This may be our only
opportunity to dive that site.

-The water's gonna be calm,
and let's take advantage of it.

Let's try to figure new ways
to get as much done as possible.

Let's go find a U-boat.

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-Back in Montecristi,
at the team's base camp,

Garth calls munitions
expert Clayton Swansen.

A former explosives ordnance
disposal technician in the Navy,

Clayton, is an expert
in military munitions

dating back
to the First World War.

-Hey, Clayton, man, I am really
appreciating your time here.

I got something I need
to show you to see

if you can tell me
what the hell I'm looking at.

-Yeah. No problem.
Glad to help.

-Garth hopes Clayton can
identify the possible projectile

Darrell and Steve
found at target 7.

-So, let me try and give you
a shot here

of what we're looking at.
-Okay.

-Base. Base.

Front side.
-Okay.

-Obviously, I'm wondering
if this is munitions

that could have come
from a German U-boat.

-It's not anything
that I recognize

as World War II ordnance,
German or U.S. or other.

It's a pretty
crude design, basically.

I'm thinking it probably
predates World War II,

if not World War I.

-How does this get to the
outside coast of the D.R.?

-If it was U.S. ordnance,
it's possible

that they could have sold
some of their overstock

to the Dominican
or other countries in that area.

It could have been
that a U.S. ship

kicked it overboard when
they didn't need it anymore.

There could have been
naval ships down in that area.

And naval ships, they dump
ammunition all the time

for different reasons.

It could have been overstock
that they just kicked overboard.

It's really hard to say.

-But it's certainly
not from a U-boat?

-No, I don't believe it is.
-Okay. Fair enough.

That's not the greatest news,

but knowing it's not associated
with a U-boat, it does help.

Absolutely.

So, this round didn't come
from a U-boat,

but it isn't what set off
our magnetometer hit, either.

So there's still something
big waiting for us tonight

at target 7.

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-Nighttime is not optimal
to dive,

especially where we're at,

but we have to take advantage of
what little time we have left.

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[ Air hisses ]

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[ Static ]

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-[Bleep]

[Bleep]

-I really thought
this was a U-boat.

But as we get closer,
it's clear that it's not.

And that's a real
disappointment.

I'm not sure if this is
another case of a ship

being in the wrong place
at the wrong time,

like the other wrecks
that we found.

Regardless,
this isn't a U-boat,

and that's what
we're out here to find.

So it's time to move on
from this target.

If we only had this
kind of water during the day

because we could dive
all day in this.

-Is it unbelievable
how calm it is now

and then, 7 hours from now,
30-knot winds?

-I know.

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-As Darrell Miklos
and his team

make preparations to dive
at target 4...

-Let me show you guys
something, alright?

-...Captain Paco Montaner
shares troubling news

that threatens to end
their nearly month-long search.

-This is us today. Right?
-Yeah. Right.

-And basically our position
right there on that dot.

-Right.

-See all the weather incoming?
-Yeah.

-And look here, South of us.

You see the --
the circular motion?

-That's like a tropical
depression, eh?

-Yes.
So just wait until the next day.

-It's moving towards us.

-And it's gonna
cross the island.

-And we're gonna be hit
by the North side of that storm.

-And once it crosses to North,

then it develops into
a completely circular motion.

That looks like a small
hurricane or a tropical storm.

But definitely enough to stop
diving operations around here.

-Yeah.

-According to new forecasts,
a storm will make landfall

in the Dominican Republic
in just 48 hours.

The team has now just
two days left in their search.

-There's no diving in that.
It's just too risky.

-That's a barrage of storms
developing.

I can see at least --
There's one, two, three, four.

That's four storms coming our
way, one right after the other.

This would be months for us
to wait this out.

There's no way.

-It is a pattern that is
going to continue

all through the fall,
into the winter.

Storm every week.

-So that's it.
-That's it, bro.

-Welcome to hurricane season.
-Yeah.

Just -- Just open the door.
Here we are.

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I think that we're
all disappointed

at how early the hurricanes
are coming this year.

But this forecast is bad news
for the search.

It's absolutely devastating
that we're almost out of time.

But I'm not ready to go home
empty-handed.

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-Early the next morning,

with approximately 36 hours
before the storm makes landfall,

the team embarks to target 4,

where Garth's new
magnetometer data

indicates a new area to dive.

-Go.
-Go ahead.

-Oh!
-It's on the bottom.

Clear in the bow now.
Clear in the bow.
You're good.

-We're really excited to dive
this and see what's down there.

Cross your fingers.
This is the sub.

However, today is not
the perfect day.

Let's throw a current line
out by the side here

because that back end
is gonna come up

four and five feet at a time,
man. That's nasty.

-You're looking at like
six-foot rollers at times.

-Yeah. On the set.
-Spot on.

-Let's just knock it
out of the park.

Let's go find it.
-Let's go get this one.
Come on.

-We got up at the crack
of dawn this morning

to beat the choppy water.

But already the conditions
look less than ideal.

We may have only an hour
or so to dive today.

That last swell,

that whole platform
was six foot off the water,

and then it went
under the water one foot.

So there's a seven-foot swing,
so be careful.

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-The mag hit we got,
it is massive.

That's sensing the
magnetic resonance

of an object that is down there.

It's just down there.

It takes a long time
to crisscross an area,

multiple dives sometimes to find
out where that's coming from.

-Darrell and Steve focus their
attention on the reef system

occupying much
of the target 4 area.

Over decades, it's natural
for shipwrecks

to transform into a habitat
for coral and marine life.

While it presents
a possible lead,

this blanket of life

can also camouflage wrecks
or other debris.

So Darrell and Steve will use
a metal detector

to pinpoint any hidden clues.

[ Metal detector squealing ]

Twenty minutes
into their search,

Darrell and Steve get
their first lucky break.

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[ Static ]

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-We pull out something
that looks like a tool,

but it's not like any tool
that I've ever seen.

It looks old.

So I want to get it topside
so we can conserve it properly

and examine it
even more closely.

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-As Darrell and Steve
bring the object to the boat,

heavy winds make conditions
on the surface

even more challenging.

-They'll be doing a slow ascent
for safety reasons.

When they come up,
hopefully we hit this in a lull,

which we are not in now.

-Hey, Steve,

it looks pretty rough right
below the ass end of the boat.

-Yes. Be very careful.

-Just grab that, uh, line.

-Garth holds the line steady
to give the divers

something to hold on to as they
try to get back onboard.

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-Yeah, yeah.
Wait one, wait one.

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You got it.

-As bad as I want
to get back down there

and keep searching
for that mag hit,

this weather is
an all-stop for us.

It's frustrating because
that means we just have to

hope tomorrow's weather
gives us one more chance at it.

Whatever's dumping
this material on there,

it's got to be right next to it
or within the vicinity of that.

So there's got to be
something bigger down there.

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-In Montecristi, Garth calls
naval historian Bob Cembrola.

-Hey, Bob.
How are you doing, man?

-Good. How about you?
-Good.

-Bob is the curator
for the Naval War College Museum

in Newport, Rhode Island,
and he has been involved

in numerous underwater
archeological projects.

As the team waits
for the weather to clear,

Garth wants to learn more
about the artifact

found earlier today at target 4.

-We're still down here
in the Caribbean,

you know, doing our thing.

And I want to bring one thing
in particular right now

to you to see if you could
help me out with it.

You check this out.
It's, uh --

It's metal, obviously.
It's steel.

It's got little quirky things
all over it, right?

-And there's no markings on it?
-The one end has tabs on it,

but it has these, uh,
ridges with grooves in it.

And then it looks like a key,
honestly.

It looks like a big,
giant key, right?

-Yeah, it's probably
from a deck gun.

Anti-aircraft, probably.
-Equipment for the gun itself?

-Yes. Yes.
-One of the quick
maintenance tools?

-Oh, yeah.
It's -- I would --

It's pretty certain
that came off of a U-boat.

-So, how does something like
this, then, end up in the water,

I mean, you know,
if it is an isolated find?

-Well, it could have fallen
directly off the U-boat

by accident or if he had
to do an emergency dive.

-Yeah.

-Early in World War II,

U-boats avoided
Allied airplane attacks

by performing what became known
as a crash dive.

The commander would ready
the sub to dive in minutes

to avoid the barrage
of .50-caliber bullets

from the aircraft.

Could this multi-tool be further
proof of a battle

that could have taken place
at target 4?

-In a situation where --
you know, emergency dive,

especially if somebody's
coming in from an airplane

to shoot you, you want
to get your ass below --

below deck, right?
-Yeah.

And you're not gonna worry
about losing a wrench,

that's for sure.
-[ Laughs ]

No, no, that'd be
about the last thing, right?

You're pretty sure this is,
then, you know, a gun tool?

-I think so.

-In and of itself,
that's encouraging.

The fact that this multi-tool
was used on German deck guns

is a big deal.

These deck guns were
standard air defense

for U-boats during the war,

especially towards
the end of the war

when the Allied air power
had grown so formidable.

We have the tool
for the deck gun.

Now we have to find the deck gun
on the U-boat.

Hey, Bob, I really
appreciate your time.

-Oh, it's my pleasure.

And if you want to talk again,
anytime.

-Alright.
Thanks a lot, man.

♪♪

-Later that night, Garth meets
with Darrell and Steve

to report his findings.

-So, the item recovered
from this morning --

I checked with Bob Cembrola --
and what we have here,

it's a multi-tool
for a German machine gun,

and it's quite likely
from a U-boat.

-Wow.
-It's another piece
in that trail

that you guys have been
tracking down.

So, adding this to the
assemblage of artifacts

we've already recovered
from target 4,

like the flak canister cover,

these are things that would
have been on the deck of a boat

when it was getting attacked
and fighting off an aircraft.

That's where the .50-cal round
comes in.

There's men on the deck.
They're working.

They go to an emergency dive
to get out of there.

This stuff's gonna
fall off the deck.

It's gonna be left behind
as they get below.

Nobody wants to risk their life
for a spanning tool

for the machine gun.
-Right.

-I'm sure they
have another one.

So, as that thing is going down,
these are lost.

That mag hit could be
the U-boat.

-We are getting too close.
There's too many clues

that are pointing us
towards that mag hit.

-Could Garth's theory
be correct?

Could this multi-tool be further
proof of a battle

that could have taken place
at target 4

between Allied aircraft
and a German U-boat?

And if so, were they simply
fighting for their lives,

or could the U-boats
have been carrying something

the Germans
were willing to die to protect?

-I'm not letting this one
escape us.

Let's go dive this thing
tomorrow.

We're on the trail to
a treasure-laden U-boat.

[ Thunder rumbles ]

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-The next morning,
the team returns to target 4

for what is likely
their last dive this season.

[ Metal detector squealing ]
-Yeah.

-There you go.
-Yeah. We're good.

-Okay? Beautiful.
-Yeah. We're on.

-That tropical depression
that Paco told us about

will be on top of us
in less than 24 hours.

This is our last chance to find
that large mag hit at target 4.

So we've got to stay focused.

Alright, bro, you ready?
-I'm ready, man. Let's do this.

♪

-As Darrell and Steve
begin their search...

-...Garth monitors the weather
topside

for any changes that
could cut their operation short.

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[ Metal detector squealing ]

-Twenty minutes
into their search,

the metal detector
picks up a hit.

[ Metal detector squealing ]

[ Metal detector squealing ]

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-In the final hours
before a tropical storm

hits the Dominican Republic,

Darrell and Steve
get a hit on their detector.

[ Metal detector squealing ]

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The team decides to search
the perimeter of the mound

to see if the detector
picks up anything else unusual.

[ Metal detector squealing ]

-This mound is consistent
with the size and shape

you'd expect
for a buried U-boat.

The good news is we may
have found our mag hit.

The bad news is getting to it

will take an entirely
different plan

and one we don't have time for.

♪

♪

-Finding a mound
that appears large enough

to cover a buried U-boat raises
an interesting possibility.

Due to the constantly
shifting nature of sand

on the ocean floor,

it's not uncommon
for large objects

or even shipwrecks
to be buried over time.

In Wissant, France, a German sub
known as UC-61

was scuttled in 1917
at the end of World War I.

By 1930, the wreck
was largely buried by sand.

Today, the wreck appears
every two to three years,

when weather and tides
expose it for a brief time

before burying it once again.

♪♪

As Darrell and Steve
continue to look

for an entrance into the mound,

the conditions above them
are worsening.

-The weather is deteriorating.
It was clear.

Now things are moving in,
and it is getting bad out here.

This is not where you want to be
in a hurricane.

Darrell and Steve had
better find something fast.

We have got to get out of here.

♪

As soon as possible.
As soon as possible, you need to
get back up here.

-With a tropical storm front
blowing in,

Garth calls Darrell and Steve
back up to the surface.

-My hand's here if you need it.

-I should be okay.

[ Grunts ]

♪

-With weather conditions
rapidly deteriorating,

Darrell checks in
with Paco topside.

-So, bud -- Whoa!

How are we looking, man?

-Not -- Not good.

This is six to seven feet solid
and rising.

We got 23-mile-an-hour winds
and also on the rise.

So it's definitely gonna go
8 to 10 feet very soon.

We need to make our way
to safe port.

This is going to get
pretty ugly.

-Uh-huh.
-Look out!

Watch it!
-Whoa!

-Watch it.
I mean, this is dangerous, man.

This is the beginning
of a system that's incoming

the next three days.

Might develop to a hurricane
right on top of us.

-[Bleep] [Bleep]

-I know you don't want
to hear this,

but I think
your diving season is over.

-It's disappointing
to come this close

just to call it quits.

But we have a big storm moving
in and several more behind it,

which means
our expedition is over.

♪

♪♪

-As the crew pulls
into the harbor,

the storm begins to descend
on Montecristi.

-We've finally
gotten into the dock.

We're being evicted from the
Caribbean from that right there.

Hurricane will be here today,
tomorrow.

But we have to clear the boat,
get everything off of it,

get our gear in storage,
and get the hell out of here.

-Let's go, guys. Let's pack
it up. Let's go, let's go.

-They quickly begin
the process

of packing up the boat
for the season.

-It's bittersweet to come this
far and to have to stop now.

-This is heavy.
It's heavy.

-But I'm not giving up hope.

Ever since my father and I
started looking

for these lost U-boats,

this is the closest I have ever
come to finding out

where these U-boats went.

That's it, boys.

I'm satisfied that the clues
we found

are pointing to a bigger mystery
unfolding here in Montecristi.

-As the team leaves
the Dominican Republic,

questions still remain.

What mysteries lie buried
beneath the mound at target 4?

And could it harbor
the very treasure

Darrell has pursued for decades?

-I think we may
have found something here,

and in a few months,
when hurricane season passes,

I'm coming back to find out

what's under that mound
at target 4.

I'm not stopping until I find
what I'm looking for.

♪