Australia finds wreck of first Allied submarine to sink in World War OneSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia has discovered the wreck of its first submarine off the coast of Papua New Guinea, authorities said on Thursday, resolving one of the country s oldest naval mysteries after more than a century. The submarine, AE-1, was the first Allied vessel to sink during World War One, while patrolling for German warships in 1914, in circumstances that have never been established. The Australian Navy and several private bodies found the final resting place of the vessel s 35 crew on their 13th attempt, Defence Minister Marise Payne told media.  The submarine s disappearance  was a tragedy for our then fledgling nation,  Payne said, adding that a small commemorative service was held aboard the survey ship that found the wreck and authorities were trying to contact the crew s descendants.  It is my hope that what we have done in the last couple of days will now provide relief to the family and descendants of all of those members,  said navy chief Vice Admiral Timmy Barrett, adding that the crew had come from Australia, Britain and New Zealand.      The authorities did not disclose the wreck s location, except to say it was found off the Duke of York Islands. The governments of Australia and Papua New Guinea said they planned to preserve the site. worldnews
australia finds wreck first allied submarine sink world war onesydney reuters australia discovered wreck first submarine coast papua new guinea authorities said thursday resolving one country oldest naval mysteries century the submarine first allied vessel sink world war one patrolling german warships circumstances never established the australian navy several private bodies found final resting place vessel crew attempt defence minister marine payne told media the submarine disappearance tragedy fledgling nation payne said adding small commemorative service held aboard survey ship found wreck authorities trying contact crew descendants it hope done last couple days provide relief family descendants members said navy chief vice admiral jimmy barrett adding crew come australia britain new zealand the authorities disclose wreck location except say found duke york islands the governments australia papua new guinea said planned preserve site worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Australia finds wreck of first Allied submarine to sink in World War OneSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia has discovered the wreck of its first submarine off the coast of Papua New Guinea, authorities said on Thursday, resolving one of the country s oldest naval mysteries after more than a century. The submarine, AE-1, was the first Allied vessel to sink during World War One, while patrolling for German warships in 1914, in circumstances that have never been established. The Australian Navy and several private bodies found the final resting place of the vessel s 35 crew on their 13th attempt, Defence Minister Marise Payne told media.  The submarine s disappearance  was a tragedy for our then fledgling nation,  Payne said, adding that a small commemorative service was held aboard the survey ship that found the wreck and authorities were trying to contact the crew s descendants.  It is my hope that what we have done in the last couple of days will now provide relief to the family and descendants of all of those members,  said navy chief Vice Admiral Timmy Barrett, adding that the crew had come from Australia, Britain and New Zealand.      The authorities did not disclose the wreck s location, except to say it was found off the Duke of York Islands. The governments of Australia and Papua New Guinea said they planned to preserve the site. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: australia finds wreck first allied submarine sink world war onesydney reuters australia discovered wreck first submarine coast papua new guinea authorities said thursday resolving one country oldest naval mysteries century the submarine first allied vessel sink world war one patrolling german warships circumstances never established the australian navy several private bodies found final resting place vessel crew attempt defence minister marine payne told media the submarine disappearance tragedy fledgling nation payne said adding small commemorative service held aboard survey ship found wreck authorities trying contact crew descendants it hope done last couple days provide relief family descendants members said navy chief vice admiral jimmy barrett adding crew come australia britain new zealand the authorities disclose wreck location except say found duke york islands the governments australia papua new guinea said planned preserve site worldnews