Exploring the cemetery of Japanese ships from WW2 in Truk Lagoon, Micronesia. Truk is home to over 70 ship wrecks and downed aircraft, a result of Operation Hailstone in 1944.
Shortly after this all littered the depths there would have been a multitude of sea life feasting on the human remains. When I visualize that I cannot help but think of all their loved ones never having a body to bury knowing they are never to be recovered intact. My father would never speak of the carnage of war. I hope to dive here one day and pay my respects not only to those who lost their lives here but to those that loved them.
Japanese removed remains from all accessible wrecks and held solemn funeral. Some remains are still there, mostly below 200 feet. All dives are treated with deepest respect. Nothing may be taken from wrecks, especially since so much is live explosives.
@bobjohnson2089 there were wrecks we couldn't dive due to leaking oil and the possibility of explosion. Some sunk on even keel, some settled on their sides, and still others totally flipped over. What a very solemn and sacred place to visit. Thoughts and prayers for all those who died and their families. May we never forget. 🙏
So what about all those archaeological digs then? all those cave men bones, Egyptian mummies and buried vikings/knights/templars etc we dig up and put in museum? If we held up to this ideal we wouldnt be able to do anything anywhere since people have died literally everywhere throughout time ROFL
Very sorry to those who came here for our boi Pingu.I also love Pingu, however this channel does not have any Pingu content. It is only very normal scuba diving content and no me me's.
When I was there, there was a boat holding a Shinto remembrance ceremony on a wreck we were diving on. Later, i spoke to a young man who was there with his grandfather for him to remember his brother who died on the wreck.
@suilxrd Nature heals its wounds slowly, also if interested look up ww1 battelfield "Epers" in France where there is so much unexploded ordnance in the ground that they claim it will take 200+ years to dig it all up
@suilxrd Your Welcome, it is one of the so heavily damaged places it cannot be excavated, there are also buried soldiers very likely there so unlikely to be disturbed in any case
As much as I love watching diving videos, for me the inside of the wrecks should be left alone as they are known war graves. To many times our war dead are disrespected, leave our ship mates to rest in peace.
@@shadowjack8 to me personally it’s more like you’re actively digging up graves to look at the remains i am perfectly fine with looking at all of the ships from the outside but these ships are not open casket funerals they are memorials as to why we should never repeat the deeds of our ancestral
seemed somewhat disrespectful to war dead. The ship is a war grave and yet the diver takes a cup and then draws a face on the wreck. maybe it is just I'm an old bloke, but to me, it seemed wrong to do these things.
I see your point and agree with you, however from what I saw the dive guides were generally very respectful. Everything that he picked up he would carefully put back right where he found it. Better to not pick it up in the first place though you're right.
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Hopefully the chinese and indonesian wont able to destroy the ship werck for metal like what they current doing in Scs and other place in philippine - indonesia
I once again apologize for lack of Pingu, deepest condolences.
worst video ever i hate it
I saw a link to this video saying there was pingu
where is mah boi pingu
Sr Jokkas
no u
Sammmeeed oi
Pingu
I was promised more Pingu content.
*WHERE IS THE PINGU CONTENT?*
Pingu ordered the attacks on this island back in ww2
Shortly after this all littered the depths there would have been a multitude of sea life feasting on the human remains. When I visualize that I cannot help but think of all their loved ones never having a body to bury knowing they are never to be recovered intact. My father would never speak of the carnage of war. I hope to dive here one day and pay my respects not only to those who lost their lives here but to those that loved them.
Japanese removed remains from all accessible wrecks and held solemn funeral. Some remains are still there, mostly below 200 feet. All dives are treated with deepest respect. Nothing may be taken from wrecks, especially since so much is live explosives.
@@bobjohnson2089 there's been nothing removed from the Marianna islands from the turkey shoot battle due to the Marianna trenches
@bobjohnson2089 there were wrecks we couldn't dive due to leaking oil and the possibility of explosion. Some sunk on even keel, some settled on their sides, and still others totally flipped over. What a very solemn and sacred place to visit. Thoughts and prayers for all those who died and their families. May we never forget. 🙏
As my husband is a ex navy man he has mix feelings about seeing what is really a war grave being look at.
Came for Pingu, WORTH IT!
There is no pingu, it makes me sad.
epic
ty ty
U lie there is no pingu Dan
wheres the pingu content
This is a war grave! It may well be a Japanese war grave but it still deserves RESPECT!
Are you saying it wasn't?
@@shadowjack8 the guy drew something in the sediment on the hull.
So what about all those archaeological digs then? all those cave men bones, Egyptian mummies and buried vikings/knights/templars etc we dig up and put in museum? If we held up to this ideal we wouldnt be able to do anything anywhere since people have died literally everywhere throughout time ROFL
Thanks for the quality content, my deep condolences for the war victims
Very sorry to those who came here for our boi Pingu.I also love Pingu, however this channel does not have any Pingu content. It is only very normal scuba diving content and no me me's.
"pingu related content"
Pingu ordered the attacks on this island back in ww2
When I was there, there was a boat holding a Shinto remembrance ceremony on a wreck we were diving on. Later, i spoke to a young man who was there with his grandfather for him to remember his brother who died on the wreck.
War in peace finally comes, When nature in all its glory, In time it sprouts an covers, War conquered by Mother Nature's touch.
@suilxrd Nature heals its wounds slowly, also if interested look up ww1 battelfield "Epers" in France where there is so much unexploded ordnance in the ground that they claim it will take 200+ years to dig it all up
@suilxrd Your Welcome, it is one of the so heavily damaged places it cannot be excavated, there are also buried soldiers very likely there so unlikely to be disturbed in any case
I apologize excavated "Deeply" the surface maybe, but not without a lot of care.
As much as I love watching diving videos, for me the inside of the wrecks should be left alone as they are known war graves. To many times our war dead are disrespected, leave our ship mates to rest in peace.
But we walk through cemeteries and war memorials. Why not dive here?
I feel like they would like the company if there still there then there not truly resting just waiting
@@shadowjack8 The difference is obvious. Ask any sailor!!!!!
@@jerseycitysteve I was in the Navy for three years.
@@shadowjack8 to me personally it’s more like you’re actively digging up graves to look at the remains i am perfectly fine with looking at all of the ships from the outside but these ships are not open casket funerals they are memorials as to why we should never repeat the deeds of our ancestral
SIMPLEY AMAZING!!!! AWSOME VIDEO
Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
Home sweet home thanks for sharing your video..
Came for Pingu, Stayed for stunning diving video!
seemed somewhat disrespectful to war dead. The ship is a war grave and yet the diver takes a cup and then draws a face on the wreck. maybe it is just I'm an old bloke, but to me, it seemed wrong to do these things.
I see your point and agree with you, however from what I saw the dive guides were generally very respectful. Everything that he picked up he would carefully put back right where he found it. Better to not pick it up in the first place though you're right.
@@supermegaas Yes. Dive guides were very respectful. Take only pictures, leave only bubbles.
Came for the pingu... Stayed for the music.
Amazing footage. and to think one of the shipwrecks, the FujiKawa Maru, has the only example of a A5M Claude in the world
better than Pingu 12/10 I adore this otherworldly footage
So much at stake, so much to win or lose, and so much waste at the same time.
The futility of war.
Phenomenal!!!
This is so awesome mate!
Thanks dude!
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thank you seadogsmithy
this should be the music video for this song
....in a way this is mesmerizing....it's like a hallucinating trip in the Land of Lost Dreams...
Much better than Pingu.
I remember as a kid seeing the Cousteau documentary about Truk...and seeing the dead Sailors skeletons as a kid...
came for the pingu.. Subbed.
3 skulls. Fun and entertainment in a crypt amongst the dead...
Why do they have to ad music to these videos redicoulous
Those who souvenir these wrecks may go Home with more than what they expected, An unfriendly Ghost
What depths are these dives at? Awesome video
Thanks!, the deepest was around 55 metres, but most wrecks were around 15 - 25 metres.
02:48 MISTER RAY!
Look how they massacred my boy pingu... he’s transformed into the ocean now 😔
I don’t remember this episode of Pingu...
Amazing how all that ordinance wasn't somehow recovered and disposed of.😒
name of music, please ?
New Sky by Rufus Du Sol. As the copyright says in the description ha
The use of music in this video is honestly somewhat disrespectful
Annoying music but good footage.
Why add that pish music
So what is "pingu"? How deep was this?
Some wrecks were shallow at around 12m and some as deep as 50m, most around 20-30m
I guess you could call this lagoon the first Japanese buffet for the ocean life around Truk Lagoon on 17-18 February 1944...Sushi for all...
Hãy đăng ký kênh, chia sẻ video ủng hộ mình nhé xin cám ơn
The background music here is grossly inappropriate and clueless.
Hopefully the chinese and indonesian wont able to destroy the ship werck for metal like what they current doing in Scs and other place in philippine - indonesia
Stop playing music on it.
Not one bit of sympathy for these dead. I'm old enough to remember what these guys did to their enemies.
Respect the dead!
i clicked a link to thus video saying theres pingu content
*gimme now*
Where's Pingu?
wheres pingu
69 likes... nice
Nice
Nice video except the rotten song,so many relaxing tunes and this not one of them,so many song.
Thanks for the constructive feedback!
For me it's relaxing and perfect song for this, gives the mysterious vibes
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Film about history with driving rhythmic modern music. No, no,no,no,no!
Why the stupid damn music?
Why the goofy music,, awful,,
pingu.
pingu
You jokers just can't leave anything alone, can you?
Shite music choice
WTF is up with that music? Its bad all on its own but when you play it over you swimming around human remains its disgusting. WTF is wrong with you?
Thanks for your feedback! what music would you recommend ?
The music ruined this.