Chuuk Lagoon is located northeast of Papua New Guinea is a favorite location of the divers who very like the story of history. Because the place is a hideout and base warships Japanese Navy in the South Pacific area of the Pacific War, which is part of World War II.
Back in 1944, U.S. troops under the command of General Douglas MacArthur launched a furious attack for 2 days, as a result many Japanese ships were sunk. Total Japanese ships were sunk in the lagoon area is more than 60 ships.
Japanese ships are carrying a lot of "treasures" are very interesting. Which makes the lagoon is interesting not only because of the story that made history as the cemetery was named the greatest ship in the world, but the views of the underwater reef was very charming. See the photos below.
Back in 1944, U.S. troops under the command of General Douglas MacArthur launched a furious attack for 2 days, as a result many Japanese ships were sunk. Total Japanese ships were sunk in the lagoon area is more than 60 ships.
Japanese ships are carrying a lot of "treasures" are very interesting. Which makes the lagoon is interesting not only because of the story that made history as the cemetery was named the greatest ship in the world, but the views of the underwater reef was very charming. See the photos below.
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