Prinz Eugen

The Prinz Eugen is the odd survivor's story of Operation Crossroads. The German heavy cruiser — Bismarck's consort in 1941 — rode out both 1946 blasts at Bikini, was towed to Kwajalein Atoll for study, and capsized there that December. She still lies where she rolled, upside down on a slope with her stern section near the surface; for decades a propeller shaft and rudders broke the water before one screw was recovered to Germany as a memorial. Divers who obtain access work along the inverted hull past torpedo tubes, guns, and the armor belt of one of the last intact heavy cruisers anywhere.

您此行的高光时刻: An essentially complete WWII heavy cruiser; torpedo tubes and armament visible along the hull; naval history stacked from surface to sand.

地形地貌: Capsized hull on a shallow lagoon slope, stern near the surface and bow deeper

入水方式: The ship lies in Kwajalein Atoll, not Bikini's lagoon; access runs through operators and US Army Garrison arrangements and is not open on demand.

危险因素: Inverted overhead spaces with collapsing internals; restricted and changeable access arrangements; fuel and munitions history in the hull.

保育: A US-titled war memorial wreck in Marshallese waters; oil was removed in a 2018 operation, and disturbance of the hull or fittings is prohibited.

高氧（Nitrox）: 在此值得使用——各潜点深度落在富氧空气（nitrox）能有效延长免减压时间的区间（前提是持有相应认证）。