Vol.3
No.1
Destinations
Palau Wrexpedition
Diving into History
Sixty years ago, during WWII, Palau was a major Japanese military
base. On March 30 and 31, 1944, U.S. Navy bombers and fighter planes
raided the Japanese fleet and sunk more than 60 ships and seaplanes
in and around the lagoon. Today, Palau, renowned for its beautiful
lagoons and thrilling marine action is also the resting-place for
the “Lost Fleet of the Rock Islands”.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
Covering about 4,929 hectares of land and sea off the Western Coast,
the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park is Sabah’s second most
popular park, after Kinabalu. Consisting of five beautiful islands,
Gaya, Manukan, Mamutik, Sulug and Sapi, the park is popular for day
trips with locals and visitors alike.
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Dive Log
Tragedy and Tears
By far the hardest editorial in 20 years...
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Environment
Reef Balls
Thailand becomes the 50th country to launch a reef ball...
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Equipment
Pushing the Envelope
Sea Quest's Fusion BC and a Cressi-sub recall...
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Medical
Hints for Safer Diving
All diving involves a degree of risk - top tips...
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Technical
The Pain Principle III
Elements of extreme dive planning...
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CounterStrike
The 'Beagle' has Stranded
“Mon Dieu, Jacques! I thought you had drowned!”...
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