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Here's the anchor that is still up in the bow area. |
| This view is taken from the port side of the ship looking off the bow. You can see the cable running along side the ship. If you follow this cable up (approx 080 deg mag) you'll end up right near the large anchor that is directly in front of the ski area wreck. |
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The prop can still be found in the rubble. |
| I am not quite sure what this is. I suspect it is the bottom of the stack that appears to be laying on its' side. This is about the biggest chunk of the wreck that you can find! |
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Not the best photo here, but these two tanks seem to be a tell-tale feature of the Japanese Special Sub Chasers (CHAs). We see these on CHA-28 and there's at least one visible on the South Pass CHA. |
| At the stern of the ship on the starboard side you'll find these three racks laying neatly in a row in the sand. |
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This appear to perhaps be the top of the stack and it has now fallen over to the starboard side. |
