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The only 2 Japanese ships sunk directly off US coast in WWII have been found, team says
The only two Japanese ships believed to have been sunk directly off the U.S. coastline in World War II have been located by researchers scouring the seafloor off Alaska, according to a release ...
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Captured Japanese submarine was WWII morale-booster for Inland Empire cities
The 81-foot-long mini-submarine drew crowds in Pomona, Corona, Riverside, San Bernardino and Redlands just before Christmas ...
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P-40 Flying Tigers Attack Japanese Ship! WWII Cinematic Movie Recreation - IL2 Sturmovik Flight Sim
This is a cinematic historical recreation of a flight of P-40 Flying Tiger fighter planes in World War II attacking a ...
WWII veteran recounts escape from sinking Japanese navy carrier
On a cloudless day off the Philippines coast, Shigetoshi Kaneko held onto floating debris while adrift, clinging to hope ...
Sunken shipwrecks tell the story of Alaska’s ‘forgotten’ WWII battlefield
U.S. and Japanese forces fought over the Aleutian Islands during World War II. Relics of this conflict can still be found on seafloor today, and the Indigenous people who used to call the islands home ...
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I toured the USS Cobia, a World War II submarine that sank 13 ships and received 4 battle stars. Take a look inside.
The USS Cobia sank 16,835 tons of shipping during the war, including a Japanese ship loaded with 28 tanks ... which built 28 submarines during World War II. In 1986, the USS Cobia was designated ...
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USS Edsall, sunk World War II ship known as ‘Dancing Mouse,' found 80 years on
An American World War II warship that played a key role in Allied ... of more than 200 servicemen who died when it was sank by Japanese forces on March 1, 1942, three months after the attack ...
WWII ship found, provides closure for South Dakota family
Japanese forces attacked and sank the USS Edsall. More than 200 American troops were on board at the time. Some were taken as prisoners of war; others were left to die.