Sea Scan Survey Pty Ltd comprises a team of professional technical divers that specialise in Side Scan Sonar Surveying and Search & Salvage.
Sea Scan Survey is based in Australia and have been working the waters of the Philippines for the past 20 years involved in geographical surveys and
successful wreck searches.
SIDE SCAN SONAR MARINE SURVEY
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Geographical Surveys - Search & Salvage
Marina, Structural & Hull Inspections
Technical & Rebreather Diving
AUSTRALIA + 61 4 8800 6501
PHILIPPINES + 63 917 165 7240
US Navy LCM-3 (Landing Craft Mechanised, Mark III), 23 tonnes empty. 8,631 of
these vessels, also known as “Mike Boats” or “M Boats”, were built between 1942
and 1945. They were used extensively during WWII in Europe, including the D-Day
landings, and throughout the Pacific Theatre. This wreck found by Sea Scan Survey
is thought to have been previously unknown to local divers.
This aircraft is a late model Nakajima Ki-43-llb Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon), Allied
code name Oscar, used by the Japanese Army Airforce during WWII and was
found by Sea Scan Survey on the 29th March, more or less by accident, whilst
scanning for a shipwreck off Basuanga. It was unknown to anyone in the area
including local fisherman.
Associated companies:
- Douglas A-1 Skyraider Wreck - Subic Bay
- MV Princess of The Orient Discovery
- USS Flier Discovery
- Manila Bay Wreck
- US Navy LCM-3 Wreck Discovery
- PSAI Advanced Wreck Penetration Course
- Sonar Scan in Subic Bay
- North American AJ-2 Savage Bomber - Outside Subic Bay
- Nakajima Ki-43 Fighter Wreck Discovery Near Coron
- IJN Auxiliary Submarine Chaser Kyo Maru No. 11 Wreck
- "Nikko Maru" Wreck - Banshu Maru No. 52
