Unnawater

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>>33925178
A Japanese tank in Truk Lagoon

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>>33925209
That's on the San Francisco Maru. Posting a couple more jap tanks on its deck

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>>33925239

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>>33925178

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>>33925209
>Japanese skulls on a shipwreck in the lagoon. In War World Two Truk Lagoon was Japan's main base in the South Pacific

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>>33925178
P-38 in Papua New Guinea

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>>33925178

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>U.S. sailors assigned to CTG-56.1 pose for a group photo above a World War II tank during a dive exercise Feb. 13, 2013. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Taylor M. Smith

I have nothing to contribute, but I'm eagerly lurking.

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>>33925366
Here's the Audacious before it sunk.

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I'm sure you all know this is the USS Arizona, but the neat thing about this photo is that you can see the shimmering oil that is *still* bubbling up from the ship.

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>>33925178
Sherman from D-Day. Photo is from the PBS documentary on the underwater wrecks off the coast of Normandy.

>>33925459

Experts estimate there's still about half a million gallons of bunker oil still down there inside the Arizona's rapidly corroding fuel tanks. The unfortunate part is various groups and agencies have blocked all attempts at safely removing the fuel because the site is classified as a war grave. What's eventually going to happen is an environmental disaster when one or more of the tanks suddenly rupture.

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>>33925178
If you can get past the general faggotry /r/submechanophobia has some pretty neat stuff if you're into this kind of thing.

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>>33925178

>>33926072
pearl harbor is already pretty fucked as far as the environment is concerned
tons of fish somehow manage to survive, though

>>33926072
dumbass here, do ships usually carry this much oil?

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>>33926306
Had to look it up but apparently yes.

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USS Yorktown found by Robert Ballard, the guy who found the Titanic. There was a pretty good documentary on it where he actually brought some veterans of the Battle of Midway along for the expedition.

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>>33926596
PS I'm retarded and posted the wrong image

>>33926596
fuck I wish visibility was that good that far under, it would be awesome as fuck to see big wrecks like the in their entirety.

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the ocean is fucking spooky
and yet I remain drawn to it

>>33925366
>WWII
World War One actually.