My dad served on the Sara from 1936 to 1940, getting discharged almost two years before Pearl Harbor. He recounted the war games they played a part of where they would conduct a surprise attack on said harbor, he passed in 2012 at 101 years old. During his last days in bed I attempted to show him early internet images of the Sara I had found, it was very difficult because of download speed and service, that was some 70 years after he left the ship and now its been some 55 years since I left my ships...

Hands down one of my favorite battleships

Looks amazing!

This is possibly the best diving video I've ever seen. Great work. My friend and I were in stitches throughout 😅

Genuine question: what plant or creature is, or creates, those long stringy white things?

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Lmao god of the depths

Amazing

Another gallant ship gone to waste.

My uncle Albert c Reyes was on the lamsom dd367 I miss Uncle Albert "cacahuate"

What an absolutely captivating video! The way it was meticulously pieced together truly showcases the crew's camaraderie and their commitment to providing an extraordinary experience for the guests. The unique and innovative presentation of the food not only highlights its delectable qualities but also creates a fun and engaging atmosphere for all to enjoy. It's clear that everyone involved had a wonderful time. Kudos to the entire team for their creativity and enthusiasm! Witnessing this crew in action was truly an eye-opening and unforgettable experience. The sheer amount of dedication and hard work that goes into a team like this is astounding and deserves the utmost recognition. I must give a special shoutout to Ed and Shu, whose outstanding leadership as directors brought everything together flawlessly. Their expertise and guidance made this event a resounding success, and I'm incredibly grateful to have been a part of it. Witnessing the breathtaking beauty of the Philippines Siren yacht and the enchanting moments unfolding both above and below the water has left me in awe. The luxurious vessel sets the stage for unforgettable experiences, while the surrounding natural beauty captivates the senses. I only wish I could have captured more of these mesmerizing scenes to share with others. The memories of this extraordinary journey will forever remain etched in my mind as a testament to the wonder and splendour of this remarkable adventure.

Manythnx 🤘

really wonderful and beautiful under the waves Thanks guys.

I’d love to dive it, but not after reading the viewer comments.

<Sigh> shame she was not preserved,

Amazing!!!

We were weight restricted only on our flight from kwajalien to bikini( flight no longer exists due to plane engine destroyed and no spare). Had to leave my hid light at airport and clothing with only dive equipment and bathing suit to be clothing for the weeks stay. Atol diving was incredible, technical dive training was a must. All decompression diving and great depths (195feet to Sara's rudder). Holds were full of bombs and planes. Flight deck was almost totally caved in in places due to the tremendous amount of water that came back down after the blast( which is what actually sent her to the bottom).

I have actually gone down on Sara in 2000. Sadly I have heard she's collapsing internally and is dangerously close to becoming undivable internally. Coke bottles are tough, the strange one thing I saw were light bulbs intact hanging from the ceiling in the hanger deck. Incredible to be in the Superstructure and be unable to see either bow or stern.

boo! where are the mutant fish i was promised?

Im from Saratoga and I shed a tear every time I hear about Her

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

DON’T TRUST THEM After two long days of sleepless travel, I and four of my fellow divers departed our United Airlines flight and arrived at a military installation in Kwajalein to discover that over weight bags containing critical life support equipment were not allowed to board the flight from Honolulu to Kwajalein. This flight has ALWAYS been weight limited. Ground crew in Gwan and Kwajalein assured me that this is a common problem. It would not be possible to receive our bags prior to boat departure. In fact, my bags didn’t arrive until I departed the island. Our boat captain would not delay departure for a moment longer. “The company” insisted they depart on time. The captain delivered this information without a hint of sadness or an ounce of compassion for the enormous disappointment myself and another diver. Diving Bikini Atoll requires specialized training in technical diving. In Bikini Atoll, inadequate training and/or faulty gear can lead to death. There are no hospitals for treatment. Injury in this location would have ruined the trip for every passenger on the boat. For this reason, divers bring their gear (except tanks). Replacement gear was offered by the company. Gear the company admitted had question quality. Gear for which I was not qualified by training to use safely. Gear which may have placed my health and/or life at risk. Gear which would not have given me a very limited opportunity to enjoy the what I had traveled two sleepless days to see. For this reason, I chose not to attend as this would have needlessly place myself and other divers in harms way. In the absence of suitable gear, my trip to Bikini Atoll would have been a glorified snorkeling adventure. The company would like you to believe that happily threw away fifteen thousand dollars and a two weeks of my time. What is most important to Master Liveaboards is your money. My local dive center booked this trip prior to the pandemic. Master Liveaboards pressured the dive shop to make payment for a trip that had no date of departure. Ten divers from our group paid for this trip. Three divers completed the trip. Master Liveaboards acknowledges awareness United Airless know problem with delivering baggage. The do not warn future passengers of this problem. They will provide you with an “Insurance Letter” so that you can recover a small fraction of your investment. They WILL NOT take responsibility for their mistakes nor will they every return to you a dollar of your money. They will offer a half off voucher for a future trip. Why would I throw good money after bad? If the couldn’t be trusted the first time then why would I trust them again. This company will chose profit over honor and reputation. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS

THOSE CRAZY BASTA*DS PETTING THE SHARKS. THE SHARKS MUST HAVE BEEN IN A GOOD MOOD. I WOULD NEVER GO SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!

love it

Wow. Thanks to share 😌

Hopefully one day I will get to experience something like this.

Incredible

Fabulous snapshot of a wonderful expedition! Great job Dan. This really is a must-do destination and liveaboard! If it's not on your bucket list, add it! You won't be dissapointed

Admiral Yamamoto was commanding the attacks on pearl harbour onboard her and after Nagato the admiral last ships was Yamato and died before got a chance to command the fleet on Musashi, all sunk except the historical ships Nagato.

I would LOVE to go one one of these trips!! I love being out on the ocean! Keep up the GREAT work! Much respect and support from Yuma, AZ. 👍👍

Can I show a price list pls.

Amazing❤

nice

Why show pictures of fish. People doing liveaboard research want to see the boat

what camera was used for this video? underwater

Very nice

👍 𝖕𝖗𝖔𝖒𝖔𝖘𝖒

This is why I love your channel! You definitely need to research P r o m o S M!

Hello Master Liveaboards, why are you refusing to refund my credit note that was transferred to you from a different company?

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One day, i will be there 🥺🦈

This is amazing!