@emily_madaii: WWII artillery shells scattered across the seafloor… untouched and still terrifying. This dive got intense fast. Watch till the end.” #WWII #DeepDive #UnderwaterDiscovery #DiverLife #OceanMystery

bobsells1 :

Oh this is in Fakeville off the coast of Makebeilieve

EI :

Rich DeMary :

with water current and storms not one would be upright this many years later!🤔

Paco :

War…

Land O’ Goshen Farm Events :

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

Chevy :

Where is this?

Roger Wardjet :

Spent shell casings probably dumped after the war

daddywags027 :

That’s not real they will not be that many artillery shells in one spot like that

Jim :

threaded brass? no neck or shoulder, rim, or extraction groove on any of these cases? ...and this sea battle took place in what, 20' of water? 😅

Scott :

I was stationed on Okinawa and some of the ocean floor was like this.

troyscott939 :

That can’t be good for the ecosystem

Yaser 🔗❤️Yuliet :

Not a single fish 🐠

AdamUrban69 :

look at all that brass just wasting away 😭

Scary Night :

😁😁😁

Slacker :

AI BS

angelortiz7720 :

There is money if it’s brass

M Dub :

AI trash

trfiredad :

That’s a fortune in brass

Marv Murdock :

You will see millions of these of the coast of Vietnam in the South China Sea at the bottom. On our Vietnam tour, we fired over 6,000 rounds of 5" 54 shells. Marv Murdock STG2 USS DAVIS DD937 USN 1962-1966 Vietnam Veteran 1966.

Free Farming :

AI

Gary G :

That brass is worth a lot of money

user7272497541997 :

AI

lonewolf247 :

Scrap fortune.

Jim :

Thats a lot of brass

Ace :

scrap the brass