Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

These are some photos of the relics of a greek seaplane in the bay of Monemvasia ,Greece.
According to " Air war for Yugoslavia Greece and Crete" this might be one of the four Do 22g of the Hellenic Air Force lost during a luftwaffe raid at the 28/4/1941.According to another source this might be a Fairey IIIF.
Can anyone identify this aircraft?
I apologise for the poor quality of the photos!

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Can be everything- I have detailder engeneering drawings and manual for Do22 and some parts look familiar but just to note that all tubular construction more or less look familiar. Where is this excatly taken?

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

These pictures were taken at the Monemvasia bay in a depth of 5-6 meters.Maybe you can check you engineering drawings regarding the big piece of the float.
Thank you for you interest.

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Further fotos from the float.

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Will see today :)

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Here you are one extract- hope this will help you :)

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Thank you very much Pilot.It is exactly what i was looking for.As i can see the float of the foto don't seem to be similar to the drawing. Do you have the same drawing in profile?

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

Reinforcing lool similar on the photo but better close view when you are down under. On the side drawings can not be seen important details on the floats.

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

If it was a Dornier, surely there would be a lot more left of it.

Re: Fairey IIIF or Do 22g? Can you identify these relics?
 

I also believe that if it was a Do22g maybe i had found more parts of the aircraft.Yesterday i found an article in a magazine which is talking about Fairey IIIF's.I am tending to believe that it is one of them.
Thank you both for your notices.