“We Didn’t Know What It Was”: The Warship That Disappeared—Now Found by a Deep-Sea Robot After 83 Years - The Japanese destroyer Teruzuki, a World War II flagship vessel that had remained undetected since its sinking in December 1942.

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“We Didn’t Know What It Was”: The Warship That Disappeared—Now Found by a Deep-Sea Robot After 83 Years - The Japanese destroyer Teruzuki, a World War II flagship vessel that had remained undetected since its sinking in December 1942. (dailygalaxy.com)

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Read about Iron Bottom Sound. Incredible stories. Dark days for America. USN pulled out and left 1st MarDiv on their own. The IJN beat the hell out of the USN. Neptunes Inferno- good read

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