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The Nakajima B5N2 "Kate" in Kavieng, Papua New GuineaPHOTO: Andrew Hamilton |
Australian underwater photographer Andrew Hamilton recently shot images of the Mitsubishi F1M "Pete" and Nakajima B5N2 "Kate" aircraft wrecks in Kavieng, Papua New Guinea.
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| Kavieng peninsula and airstrip |
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The Mitsubishi F1M "Pete"in Kavieng, Papua New GuineaPHOTO: Andrew Hamilton |
Andrew Hamilton plans to visit Kwajalein and Majuro later this year to see the aircraft graveyard and other Japanese merchant shipwrecks.
"I have heard a little about the plane graveyard and seen a few photos and have no idea how many planes were dumped from the aircraft carrier but when I was in Bikini Atoll I spoke to an American there and he said there were more than fifty aircraft if you were prepared to look as they are spread about" Andrew Hamilton said to WW2 Wrecks
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