A Japanese submarine sank USS Juneau in World War II. One just did it again as the US and its allies train for a Pacific fight

The first USS Juneau was a light cruiser that was struck and sunk by a Japanese torpedo in 1942, killing all but 10 of the ...

He Found a Lost WWII Submarine After Decades of Searching. There Might Be 2 Tons of Gold on Board.

Paul Tidwell finally located the wreck of a Japanese sub 17,000 feet deep in the Atlantic Ocean, but the treasure inside remains just out of reach.

Japanese Submarines Have Now Sunk The US Navy’s ‘USS Juneau’ Twice

The third warship named for the Alaskan capital city was sunk by a Japanese submarine in the Exercise Valiant Shield 2026 ...

Lost for 50 years, Japan's WWII gold submarine was finally found nearly 3 miles underwater

The submarine slipped beneath the Atlantic during the summer of 1944 and then disappeared from history. For decades, its ...

A war veteran and team found Japan's lost WWII gold submarine after more than 50 years in 1995, but its 2 tons of gold remains missing

A Japanese submarine, the I-52, sank in 1944 carrying two tons of gold intended for Nazi Germany. Lost for decades, its wreck ...
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I toured the USS Lionfish, a Balao-class submarine that rescued downed pilots in World War II. Take a look inside.

The World War II submarine USS Lionfish was part of America's "Silent Service." Despite comprising less than 2% of all US Navy vessels during World War II, submarines like the USS Lionfish sank 55% of ...
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This WWII Sub Was Lost for 82 Years. The Navy Just Identified Its Wreckage—and Evidence of Its Surprising Demise.

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: In 2017, the Russian Geographic Society and Russian military vessels joined forces on an expedition that discovered a submarine on the ocean floor ...
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Lost WWII submarine discovered off the coast of Japan

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