FAMILY members of those who died, representatives from the Royal Navy, local politicians and many islanders gathered at Baltasound on Sunday to pay respect to 31 seamen who died 100 years ago when their E49 submarine struck a German mine on 12 March 1917 just off Unst.
Your membership helps us report the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read.
Already a member? Sign in.
We're sorry, but Shetland News isn't fully functional without JavaScript enabled.
Head over to the help page for instructions on how to enable JavaScript on your browser.
Get notifications from Shetland News for important and breaking news.
You can unsubscribe at any time.
You can install the Shetland News app on your device, simply tap and then 'Add to Home Screen'.
Loading the app will allow you to accept notifications.
Good local journalism takes time, care and people on the ground. Membership helps us keep reporting the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read. Members get a weekly newsletter created especially for them, local ads only, and can bookmark stories and join the conversation in the comments.
Your membership helps us report the stories that matter to Shetland — and keep them free for everyone to read.