One thing about a tropical island, you're always guarranteed a great view underwater. In Guam, if you take half-eaten chicken or rib bones into the water with you, the fish will come up to you and eat the remains right out of your hands. That was very exciting.
This memorial honors those who fought and died so Guam could have a future free from tyranny. It reflects the three phases of Guam through World War II. First there was the Japanese invasion, then the Japanese occupation, and finally the American liberation of Guam.
An overview of Tumon Bay in Guam.