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Corsair

Boat Dive
Max depth: 107ft

Oahu's only natural wreck is actually a plane off of Hawaii Kai. The Corsair is a WWII relic. The pilot ran out of fuel on a training mission and was forced to ditch. Thankfully his only injury was pride. The Corsair settled at 107feet among an underwater field of Garden Eels. Don't try to take the cockpit though, Beth the Moray commands it now and will quickly remind you! 107ft max depth.

Photos of Corsair


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