A Different type of Wreck Diving

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tangfish

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2011 was the year of the wrecks for me (Vancouver Island, USS Kittiwake, Truk Lagoon, etc.), and one experience that I'll never forget was having the chance to work with some guys who remove live ordnance from (primarily) WW2 shipwrecks and also those covered in vegetation on the islands of Palau. Here's the full report, written by my friend Harris:


Ridding Palau of Explosive Remnants of War


Hope y'all enjoy!
 
That was a wonderful read. Thank you for posting.
 
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