Operation Crossroads blew, literally, into life on the 1st July 1946 with the Able Test. Spectators, and a worldwide audience,
When diving Bikini, Prinz Eugen is often the first dive of the trip. After all, she’s right there in Kwajalein
The United States had first introduced the world to the power of nuclear weaponry on August 6th 1945. Most of
It had been less than a year since nuclear testing on a naval fleet had first been suggested. In that
Bikini Atoll is in the Marshall Islands and is likely on the list of least visited places on earth. It’s
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. This is an incredible
Many of Master Liveaboard’s destinations have at least a wreck or two on their itineraries. Some are civilian wrecks such
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
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