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On February 17, 1944 - Operation Hailstorm - a surprise attack by United States Navy aircraft caught Japanese merchant vessels and warships by surprise in Truk Lagoon.
More than 400 tons of bombs and torpedo were dropped. Attacks continued on February 18, 1944.
Lot of ships were sunk and thousands of Japanese were lost.
I´d like to share my videos - Truk Lagoon Expedition - The best wreck diving in the world - Federated States of Micronesia . .
video 01: YouTube - Truk Lagoon Expedition - Vídeo 1
video 02: YouTube - Truk Lagoon - Coming Back to Life - Video 2
Best,
Adair
South Santa Monica Bay/Los Angeles California, USA, Planet Earth, a blue world 71% water & third planet from a G2 yellow dwarf star, in the Milky Way Galaxy two thirds of the way out from the center on the inner edge of the Orion–Cygnus arm.
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Did you see any of my photo album here on Scubaboard? Recognize any of them? 
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