Chuuk Lagoon ( americanized to Truk Lagoon ) was the site of a success US naval action in WWII.  The US Navy launched a suprise air raid and caught a fleet Japanese naval and merchant ships in port.   This resulted in a large number of shps being sunk in relatively shallow depth.  Chuuk in now know as the best site in the world for wreck diving.  The water is clear and warm with lots of fish life and little current.  Pair this with the beauty of a tropical island and you have a one in a lifetime experience.

The plaque on the Fujikawa Maru.	Inside looking out	A noticable color difference in the Lionfish in Truk and Palau.
To see how large the screw is, look at Amanda right behind it taking a pictur	The Heian maru	Two tanks on the deck of the San Fransisco Maru. About 160 ft.
A deck gun on the San Fransisco Maru	Deck gun, NOW with people!!	A torpedo inside one of the ships.
Some of the ships china.	The boats we rode out to the wrecks on. It is a rough life.	Unfortunatly, the TVs had limited channels, so we had to stay outside looking at sunsets and other things.
Yet another boring sunset	Gathering for the nights festivities. Beer and returning rocks to the ocean.	The Awful view from my balcony. How is one supposed to enjoy his vacation?
Amanda getting blinded while fixing my flash. More proof that no good deed goes unpunished!	Dwayne about to run into me.	Ret, a self portrait
Ken looking a little dazed. We never should have shown him how to speed drift dive.	Ret and Randy	Randy being pleased with himself.