Most Historic Place in Saipan (part 2)

This is the most historic place in Saipan. 1,000 year-old latte stone village, Spanish galleon Concepcion sank in 1638, Spanish military landed on this beach in 1684, Japanese fishing village, Japanese WWII 20 mm gun bunkers, American military city, busiest airport in the world Enola Gay and Bockscar.
Also watch Part 1.
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[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

To think a bloody raging war taken place here approximately 75 years ago on this beautiful location. Many lives lost. Great video, very interesting. Thankyou for sharing. 👍🏻👌🏻👋🇦🇺

[@paulorchard7960]

Great work Eric!

[@stevedegroodt3533]

This is so good to know about the village, grinding rocks, etc.
Thank you again.

[@JackFlemingFan1]

Thank you again for posting your videos of Saipan! I really enjoy seeing the sights of Saipan you post and learning about those who inhabited Saipan throughout the island's history.

[@berlinbob7284]

Nature has a way of healing the scars made by man.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

have you found any sling stones the acho attaput I found 3 of them off of lao-lao beach in about 4 feet of water.

[@tommyvinson6]

Very interesting.

[@ijnhespam5918]

Are you going to make some videos on tinian?

[@MilesAtSea]

Lots of pottery on a beach thats a tell tell sign of a wooden hull shipwreck to bad, that ones been found.
Are going to look over Tinian before the Marines take over the place there must be more then just the bomb pit, taga house, and the Shinto shrine I know there was a well naval gun some where over there it shot up.

[@ferrallderrall6588]

Cool vid man

[@Afa249]

Coral ocean point?