IJN
Mirko Zanni 2004
Wartime History
Sink in Kavieng Harbor.
Wrecksite Today
Discovered in April 2004, it is lying
upside down on a white sandy bottom. Known as the "Deep Pete". The visibility is seldom
below 30m, schools of friendly batfish accompany divers, resident snappers,
sweet lips and schooling barracuda and Trevally are often found here.
The two cowl mounted 7mm guns which fire through the propeller are
still in position. The mounted flexible gun which was operated from the
rear cockpit lies in the sand with the drum magazine near by.
40m
