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The Coral Reef Squadron

Proposed sinking site - 1km offshore, Bang Tao bay, Phuket

Proposed depth 20meters

May 2008 - Ten Decommissioned Military Aircraft wait (and wait and wait) to become an artificial reek in Phuket

Photographer:- Khun Kititnun Rodsupan    Photo courtesy of The Daily Express Magazine http://www.dailyxpress.net/

'The Coral reef Squadron'

A total of ten decommissioned aircraft consisting of four Douglas C-47 Dakota Skytrain military transport aircraft and six Sikorsky S-58T helicopters of the Royal Thai Air force aircraft stand by ready to be sunk offshore to create a new coral reef for tourists and marine life at Phuket.

Bad weather preventing the planned sinking of the aircraft which will be kept at Layan Beach until the weather improves around November 2008.

The Coral Reef Squadron will create Thailand's largest Artificial reef once completed.

Other artificial reefs in Thai waters can be found at Pattaya in the form of 2 large decommissioned Royal Thai Navy ships, the HTMS Khram and HTMS Kut.

The Large C-47 aircraft will be have been specially prepared for divers, and each will be secured to the seabed by large concrete blocks weighing several tons.

Other Thai News References http://www.phuketgazette.net/news/index.asp?id=6455


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