Kona Aggressor II, September, 1994. "Wonderful trip. Been on several live­aboards and this was the best. Wish we had known how wonderful - we'd have stayed two weeks. The cost is high, but worth it. Air fare from Cleveland also high; wish we'd stayed longer for that expense." Phil Syracuse, Lyndhurst, OH

Kona Aggressor, February, 1995. "Water 72 degrees. 4-6 mm suit is needed. Beanie helped. Boat and crew were great. Take an extra day in Kona to see volcano." Anon., Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Kona Aggressor, March, 1995. "Night dives every night were good with lots of critters. The coral was not inspiring - scant and small and the fish were mostly small. One turtle. . . . Crew young and relatively inexperienced and one short due to transfer of a boat to Truk. They tried hard, were helpful and nice, but tended to lie around and read. Needed the extra hand to help detach the anchor. A dive was required each time we hooked up or left, and one of the crew suffered a severe ear barotrauma on day two and was unavailable to dive, leaving two others (one a new diver/cook) and the captain. . . . Food adequate: disasters and flashes of brilliance." Jean Drury, Wheaton, IL

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