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By Sinking More than 65 Japanese Ships Into a Micronesian Lagoon in 1944, the Americans Left in Their Hold What Rust Is Starting to Release

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Since 1944, a fleet sleeps at the bottom of the Chuuk lagoon, no one has ever dared to bail it out. Under the thinning steel, the fuel oil is still waiting. More
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Since 1944, a fleet sleeps at the bottom of the Chuuk lagoon, no one has ever dared to bail it out. Under the thinning steel, the fuel oil is still waiting. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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