A legendary WWII ship sank without warning. 82 years later, it accidentally reemerged—virtually intact.

The “Dancing Mouse” faced off against a Japanese convoy and was lost to the sea—until robots finally found it.
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WWII ship sunk by U.S. found in Pacific, still armed with unused munitions

A famed Japanese destroyer sunk by U.S. torpedoes during a pivotal battle in World War II has been discovered on the floor of the Pacific Ocean more than 80 years after it sank, an exploration team ...
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Explorers find bell from WWII ship that sank with 167 crew on board

Explorers on a quest to study a famed wartime shipwreck site have discovered new artifacts from one lost American destroyer. The USS DeHaven, which was sunk during an attack off the Solomon Islands in ...
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Why Navy Ships Zig-Zagged To Avoid Submarines In WW2

Some truly legendary submarines saw combat in World War II, with Germany's formidable U-boats being some of the best known. Naval travel was essential to opposing nations in order to transport weapons ...