Val Bomber (Wreck)
About Val Bomber (Wreck)
This harbor dive features a Japanese Val bomber wreck resting around 26 m, lying against the side of a sloping reef. The aircraft was sunk during the liberation of Guam in July 1944, and the area includes additional shallow barges that can be explored on the same dive. The reef is home to a wide variety of reef fish, with elephant ear sponges and both hard and soft corals across the slope.
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Reported Depth
7.6m - 30.5m
Depth Note
Depth range given as 25–100 ft; wreck noted at 85 ft.
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The main wreck sits around 85 ft (about 26 m) on a sloping reef, with shallow barges nearby that can be included on the same dive.
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