Courtesy DLNR
Divers from the Department of Land and Natural Resources investigated and identified probable World War II munitions off the south shore of Lana‘i on March 25.
Recreational divers first spotted the unexploded ordnances (UXO) and reported them to officials. They were found about 300 yards offshore near Hulopo e Beach, at least 75 feet below the surface.
Divers prepare to investigate the unexploded ordnances off the coast of Lana‘i
Credit Courtesy DLNR
Two probable World War II munitions are about 3 feet long and relatively intact. DLNR divers surveyed the area to identify any potential impacts on reefs and marine environment.
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Denby Fawcett: Hawaii Wants To Dismantle Breakwater At Popular Swimming Hole
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