Former US Navy commander discovers Second World War shipwreck

Forces News·Jun 27

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A former US Navy commander has discovered a Second World War shipwreck, though reports vary on the identity of the vessel. Some outlets suggest it is an American submarine or cruiser, while others propose it is a specific US Navy ship, such as the USS Indianapolis, USS Edsall, or USS New Orleans. The discovery is reported to be a significant find, with some claims that it is the deepest wreck ever discovered, but the exact details of the shipwreck remain unclear.

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