Traditionally, naval battles were artillery competitions where ships were lined up to face the enemy ships to test their destructive
Truly underwater war museums and graves, seeing wrecks give us an opportunity to dive in History. Each one shows a
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Since the creation of the first wooden ships, governing the oceans and seas has been crucial for a country’s development
For anyone who has managed to miss our previous announcement, it’s worth repeating that Master Liveaboards will be diving in
As Truk Lagoon is best known as a tec-wreck diving destination, you will find that as a recreational diver there
After the Germans had been defeated in World War I, Chuuk became a Japanese protectorate in 1919. During World War
Truk Lagoon hides its most famous treasures underwater: more than 40 ship wrecks. Most of them are within recreational depth
After the Second World War, the USA collected a ‘mock’ naval fleet for the purpose of testing the impact of
It was not until 1941 that USA entered WWII because they saw it as a European War. However, there was
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] After the battles of Truk, the Japanese ships sank with their crews inside, filling them with human skeletons that
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