Amazing. I always think how the sailors on board were thinking before they were sunk to the bottom. Maybe they missed their home and family and wanted to go back and live in peace. Some of them wanted to fight until the end. RIP
Thank you for posting an excellent video. What was your dive profile? You mention depth of 60metres, was this a deco dive? What gas mix was used? Was the video posted filmed on one dive?
@@PhilMitchell-h3p …Hi…the filming was over a ten year period….All dives were on air, using nitrox for an accelerated doco….usually a mix of 60% which was placed under the boat….using open circuit a typical dive on the Nagano was 25 minutes using twin tanks.
When the Nagano Maru was launched in 1917 in Nagasaki, Japan was one of the Western Allies against Germany. Now the ship was a victim of the changing politics and different Alliances between Japan and Germany that used up Japanese people and vital resources.
Aircraft from Woodlark Island Papua participated in raids upon Rabaul. My father, who was with the US Navy's 20th Naval Construction Battalion helped build the airstrip American and Australian Air Forces flew from. Other raids from other Allied air bases in the " Rings around Rabaul" were conducted from mainland New Guinea
I don't think it will stop divers going there. Divers continue to visit the Coolidge. It looks so different from 1985 when I first visited it. If you've never been there before you won't notice
Awesome. Thanks Max and Leslie! Great work.
Very well done, excellent photography, just the right amount of narration and great music
Glad you enjoyed it!..More to come in the following weeks
Amazing. I always think how the sailors on board were thinking before they were sunk to the bottom. Maybe they missed their home and family and wanted to go back and live in peace. Some of them wanted to fight until the end. RIP
Im sure they thought of their families in those last moments
wonderful great filming and commentary thank you from trev in sussex uk
Thanks for those words
Beautiful, in its own way.
Lovely wreck video. I never dove on this one. Thanks for sharing.
A very good video and clear naration, thank you .
Glad you enjoyed it!..more to come in the following weeks
This is therapeutic. Gracias.
You're welcome 😊
Wonderful footage
Many thanks!
Thank you for posting an excellent video. What was your dive profile? You mention depth of 60metres, was this a deco dive? What gas mix was used? Was the video posted filmed on one dive?
@@PhilMitchell-h3p …Hi…the filming was over a ten year period….All dives were on air, using nitrox for an accelerated doco….usually a mix of 60% which was placed under the boat….using open circuit a typical dive on the Nagano was 25 minutes using twin tanks.
Thank you for taking the trouble to provide answers to the questions; very interesting
EXCELLENT
Thank you! Cheers!
When the Nagano Maru was launched in 1917 in Nagasaki, Japan was one of the Western Allies against Germany. Now the ship was a victim of the changing politics and different Alliances between Japan and Germany that used up Japanese people and vital resources.
ASRM at its finest!
ASRM?
Aircraft from Woodlark Island Papua participated in raids upon Rabaul. My father, who was with the US Navy's 20th Naval Construction Battalion helped build the airstrip American and Australian Air Forces flew from. Other raids from other Allied air bases in the " Rings around Rabaul" were conducted from mainland New Guinea
Fish and marine animals " thanks to humans warlike nature we get this beautiful home and playground "
Well you certainly could say that.
Very well done the narration and the music isnt HOMO music goes very well with the video . The photography gets a 10 well done Bravo
Thank goodness the collapse of the different parts didn't happen when there were Divers in the wreck.
Choose your sport and take your chances.
So when the deck plate collases won t set of the ammoʻ ?
No ammo on this wreck, but highly unlikely if it was after so many years passed. Still I wouldn't be hitting any remaining with a hammer.lol
How deep is the wreck in meters?🤔
60 metres to the stern, or approx 200 feet.
The fish don't care about power, but humans do.
We're still doing this destruction.
Is that you Greta?
Soon they will all just be a pile of crumbs on the ocean floor
I don't think it will stop divers going there. Divers continue to visit the Coolidge. It looks so different from 1985 when I first visited it. If you've never been there before you won't notice