USS Grayback, submarine missing for 75 years, found off Japan
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- Published: 11 November 2019
- A U.S. Navy submarine missing for 75 years has been found off Okinawa, Japan. The USS Grayback sailed out of Pearl Harbor on Jan. 28, 1944 for its 10th combat patrol. Two months later, it was listed as missing and presumed lost.
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They should look for the uss cyclops
Chinese gov
Let mining it . Its free metal
There will not be repatriation. It is a United States war grave not to be disturbed, those that went down on the Grayback will rest where they are in eternal peace. Forever. Thank you for your service and your sacrifice.
I’ll remember next time I crash my submarine to transmit the exact coordinates
“Service person”, no you mean serviceman...
Desmond Doss is the greatest hero ever
Thought this mf was a crusty whale
Just shows you how big the ocean is... all the sonar and just now found
not to be snarky or flippant but better late than never right? 👍
That's amazing.
I have high respect for the brave young men of the US Navy’s “Silent Service” 🇺🇸🙏
“Closure” ok!
They should open the hatch and see whats inside.
A Very Slow Right Hand SALUTE...Taps
Over due on patrol, God bless the heroes.
It is recorded that Japanese bomber planes sunk this submarine which sunk many Japanese vessels including "Konan-maru" which carried 700 normal citizens whose lives were instantly lost with the attack of this submarine.
Thank you sailers, I love you all and I look forward to seeing you come home bright eyed and bushy tailed at last.
“Service person?” They were men
Found last year!? We now hearing about it
I found my dad after 20 years outside a shop
“Repatriate” what? I imagine it will be left as a war grave as they do with our (Royal Navy) subs lost on patrol? #stillonpatrol
Repatriation? There’s no bodies left. Even if they were this is a war grave they’re not allowed to even touch it let alone pull it apart (430 metres below you’ll be lucky to even get an image of the inside) and recover bodies. Not possible. No going to happen.
Rust in peace ✌️
I say now in rememberence of this discovery for Azur Lane to put in USS Grayback in the game to give some pride to the Eagle Union
Men. Inside
I fail to see how this is closure. Its not like there were many things that could have taken place.
"We now know what happend". Yeah as it turns out, the sumarine not coming back to port on time means that it was sunk. As opposed to the more obvious theory that all the crew decided to not only desert but to also steal and hide a multimillion dollar submarine.
I can appreciate them reporting the finding but good lord is there no reason to be interjecting emotion here or acting as if some greatystery about what happend.has been solved.
And theyre not even going to credit the man for his discovery? God damn i hate news outlets
Never forget these brave boys sacrifice
Crazy how this was on veterens day
See there are no supernatural things, it might be the same for barmuda triangle
Rest in Peace to the crew.
That's amazing
I recently toured the WWII submarine USS Drum in Mobile, Alabama. Those old diesel submarine sailors had true grit to go down in what is essentially a big metal pipe. God bless them and their families.
😢
"begin the process of repatriation"
it's a little to late for that, don't think there is anything left to repatriate even they wanted to.
frtard what that’s just something you’d assume?
I guess you didn't hear the "presumably"
That bit got me. Surely it’s a war grave and they’re not allowed to touch. Also how does he expect they do it? Just open the hatch and wait for all the bodies to float home? How are they even going to open that sub 430 metres below the surface?
Rest In Peace sailors.
"off by one digit, be careful". Careful? It’s like she’s half listening and then just scrambles to say something at the end.
Earl of Wickshire These fuckers just reading a script.
Earl of Wickshire most anchors are empty suits reading a teleprompter. As long as you remember that, you’ll understand a lot more about they frequently talk themselves into Gibberish.
Regards,
Marky
Rip
Wow these young men went under, never knowing the outcome of the war, and never resurfaced God Bless your souls and your sacrifice!
I wonder if Clive Cussler found it. Rest in peace, gentlemen.
If we meet in heaven, you aren't driving my sub...
I just got finished watching midway movie
Looks like total crap.
Great movie.
Wear this a Japanese sub or an American
The best Veterans Day gift ever! Thank you for your service equalling our freedom! God rest you brave servicemen!
Tbh it is in great condition
Ima be the most careful 🤣
Godspeed to that crew..that k tou for your service and ultimate sacrifice
RIP the service men who were on that ship
Is it weird that I saw the thumbnail and believed it was a birds eye view of an island?
May my brother sailors rest peace. Thank you for your service.
"One Of Our Submarines" by Thomas Dolby
Now that’s history