The steamship Seeadler went lost under poor visibility and snowy weather on 24. November 1942 outside Brekstad in Sør røndelag. Seeadler was on a journey from Trondheim to Ålesund assigned for maintanence service for Kriegsmarine. Onboard the tugboat is Cpt. Faber together with fourteen men including a norwegian pilot. Late in the evening Seeadler hits ground and there arises disagreement about their position. A little later they manage to come clear of the bank, but not much later they again are stuck on a reef. Several attempts are done to rescue the ship, but in the end the damages so big that Seeadler sinks on a depth of three to ten meters at Kvitsandskjæret. All guilt of the accident is later given to the norwegian pilot. The wreck of Seeadler is today a nice divesite, and the wreck is in a fair condition. The most intact part is the bowsection, while mid- and stern is more or less collapsed. Around the wreck lies a fair deal of wreckdebrees and parts from the hull...