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position on the surface, lie 0.5 miles (0.80 km) east of the main wreck. The bridge, which broke off the ship due to the torpedoes, lies in a debris field near the forward guns. The single 8-inch gun turret on the stern remains in place, though the stern's roof collapsed over itself. Airplane wreckage from the ship lies about 0.6 miles (0.97 km) north of the main part of the wreck. The full exposition of the method by which the wreck was located and documented was released in another
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2023:"Oscar" fighter as it emerged from the morning twilight and dived vertically towards the bridge. The ship's 20 mm guns opened fire, but within 15 seconds the plane was over the ship. Tracers converged on it, causing it to swerve, but the pilot managed to release his bomb from a height of 25 ft (7.6 m), then crashing his plane into the sea near the
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1739:, carriers, cruisers, and destroyers were headed south to relieve threatened garrisons in the Marianas. Since amphibious operations at Saipan had to be protected, Spruance could not withdraw too far. Consequently, a fast carrier force was sent to meet this threat while another force attacked Japanese air bases on
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took on a heavy list (the ship had had a great deal of armament and gun-firing directors added as the war went on, and was therefore top-heavy) and settled by the bow. Twelve minutes later, she rolled completely over, then her stern rose into the air and she sank. Some 300 of the 1,195 crewmen aboard
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also signed the resolution. The resolution noted that, although several hundred ships of the U.S. Navy were lost in combat during World War II, McVay was the only captain to be court-martialed for the loss of his ship due to enemy action in combat. In July 2001, United States
Secretary of the Navy
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Indianapolis. Fourteen of the thirty-two remaining survivors attended the 70th reunion, held 23–26 July 2015. Held only sporadically at first, then biannually, the reunions were later held annually. By 2015 most of the survivors were in their
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September 2017, a map detailing the wreckage was released. The main part of the wreck lies in an enormous impact crater; her bow, which broke off before the ship sank, lies 1.5 miles (2.4 km) east. The two forward 8-inch guns, which also broke off on the surface and mark the ship's last
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was removed from the board in the headquarters of
Commander Marianas. She was also recorded as having arrived at Leyte by the headquarters of Commander Philippine Sea Frontier. Lieutenant Stuart B. Gibson, the operations officer under the Port Director, Tacloban, was the officer responsible for
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survivors said McVay was not to blame for the sinking, the families of some of the men who died thought otherwise: "Merry
Christmas! Our family's holiday would be a lot merrier if you hadn't killed my son", read one piece of mail. The guilt that was placed on his shoulders mounted until he
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in connection with the incident. The acting commander and operations officer of the
Philippine Sea Frontier also received reprimands, while Gibson's immediate superior received a letter of admonition (a less severe military punishment than a reprimand).
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from the cruisers reported
Japanese ships sunk in the harbor and damage to shore installations. After 15 minutes, Japanese shore batteries returned fire before being destroyed by the ships' main guns. Japanese submarines approaching the force were
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Kitchen spotted the men adrift while on a routine patrol flight. Gwinn immediately dropped a life raft and radio transmitter. All air and surface units capable of rescue operations were dispatched to the scene at once.
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Francisco to Pearl Harbor, an average speed of 29 kn (54 km/h; 33 mph). Arriving at Pearl Harbor on 19 July, she raced on unaccompanied, delivering the atomic bomb components to Tinian on 26 July.
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nineties, voted every year whether to continue. Seven out of twenty remaining survivors attended the 2017 reunion. With the death of
Cleatus Lebow on 29 September 2022, there is only one crew member still alive, Harold Bray.
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shot down her second plane, a torpedo bomber, and the Japanese lost 160 planes, including 46 on the ground. These attacks prevented Japanese forces stationed in the Carolines from interfering with the US landings on
3134:"Little Boy", the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, was also inscribed with numerous autographs and graffiti by ground crews who loaded it into the plane. One of them read: "Greetings to the Emperor from the men of the
2883:. The heavy cruiser is depicted in limestone and granite and sits adjacent to the downtown canal. The crewmembers' names are listed on the monument, with special notations for those who died. It was designated a
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amidships. They could carry four aircraft. The total crew varied, with a regular designed complement of 807 and a wartime complement of 952, which could increase to 1,229 when the cruiser was a fleet flagship.
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for a class history project. Scott's effort led to an increase in national publicity, which got the attention of retired Congressional lobbyist Michael Monroney, who had been scheduled to be assigned to
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Hundreds of sharks were apparently drawn to the wreck. After picking off the dead and wounded, they began attacking survivors. The number of deaths attributed to sharks ranges from a few dozen to 150.
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showed that three stations received the signals but none acted upon the call. One commander was drunk, another had ordered his men not to disturb him, and a third thought it was a Japanese trap.
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since early in the war. The ship operated in the Marianas for the next few weeks, then moved to the Western Carolines, where further landings were planned. From 12 to 29 September, she bombarded
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on two charges: failing to order his men to abandon ship and hazarding the ship. Cleared of the charge of failing to order abandon ship, McVay was convicted of "hazarding his ship by failing to
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would reach their destinations on time, unless reported otherwise. Therefore, their positions were based on predictions and not on reports. On 31 July, when she should have arrived at Leyte,
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had been steaming at 17 kn (20 mph; 31 km/h). When the ship failed to reach Leyte on 31 July, as scheduled, no report was made that she was overdue. The Navy then created the
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on Leyte kept Operations plotting boards on which were plotted the positions of all vessels with which the headquarters were concerned. However, it was assumed that ships as large as
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and Japanese seaplanes made an ineffective bombing attack. In spite of a lack of information on the Japanese forces, the operation was considered a success. US forces later occupied
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disaster in U.S. history. The 1,700 U.S. military prisoners of war from the Philippines (out of a total of 1,773 Allied troops missing and killed) who died on the sunken Japanese
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since November 1944 through several battles, survived the sinking, though he was one of the last to abandon ship, and was among those rescued days later. In November 1945, he was
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to refuel and rearm, were met by carrier planes and the guns of the Allied escorting ships. That day, the U.S. Navy destroyed a reported 426 Japanese planes while losing 29.
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shot down one torpedo plane. This day of aerial combat became known as the "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot". With Japanese air opposition wiped out, the US carrier planes sank
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was actually 25 miles (40 km) west of the reported sinking position, in water over three miles (4,800 m) deep, and likely on the side of an underwater mountain.
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was then sent to Guam, where a number of the crew who had completed their tours of duty were relieved by other sailors. Leaving Guam on 28 July, she began sailing toward
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when sunk and the Rohna was primarily carrying U.S. Army personnel, not U.S. Navy personnel, when it was sunk at sea. The complement of aircraft carrier
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ceremony on this cruise on 26 November: an "intensive initiation lasting two days, but we have all survived and are now full-fledged Shellbacks".
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survivors to assist with the exoneration effort. Toti then demonstrated through analysis that the tactic of zigzagging would not have spared the
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had been moving faster and was therefore farther west than previously assumed, as well as slightly off the route taken. Using this information,
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suppressing two enemy shore batteries. Next day, she destroyed a blockhouse and other shore installations and supported advancing troops with a
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were launched to find any sign of wreckage, although they only located pieces of metal that were not proven conclusively to be from the ship.
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directed Captain Toti to enter the Congressional language into McVay's official Navy service record, clearing him of all wrongdoing.
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spent 7 days pouring 8-inch shells into the beach defenses. During this time, enemy aircraft repeatedly attacked the American ships.
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survivors accompanied the expedition, which was not successful. In June 2005, a second expedition was mounted to find the wreck.
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did not reach this weight, displacing 9,950 long tons (10,110 t). The ship had two distinctive raked funnels, a tripod
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went down with the ship. With few lifeboats and many without life jackets, the remainder of the crew was set adrift.
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laden with troops, munitions, and supplies. The cargo ship tried to reply to the radio challenge but was shelled by
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2015:(combined U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps) started its assault landings, the
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shot down six planes and damaged two others. On 31 March, the day before the
969:(60.6 km/h; 37.6 mph). She was designed for a range of 10,000
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would also suffer upwards of 900 killed at sea throughout the war, although
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was the greatest loss of life from a single ship in U.S. military history.
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when naval records were discovered indicating that the Tank Landing Ship
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passed a resolution that Captain McVay's record should state that "he is
2462:(R, NH) and was able to get the issue in front of Smith. Smith convinced
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from the task force intercepted and shot down all the Japanese aircraft.
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guns, arrayed in six quad mounts. Both ships were upgraded with nineteen
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and damaged 17 other ships. Airfields were bombed and surrounding water
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Collection, 1898–1991 (Bulk 1945–1946 and 1984–1991), Collection Guide"
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Wilbur "Chuck" Gwinn and his copilot, Lieutenant Warren Colwell, and a
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1624: in this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
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and the other two were destroyed by anti-aircraft fire from the ships.
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on 31 March 1930. The hull and machinery were provided by the builder.
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5272:. Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal 54, no.1: 35-51.
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rests, among the rocky mountain ranges of the North Philippine Sea.
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A year after the discovery of the records, the wreck was located by
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The Headquarters of Commander Marianas on Guam and of the Commander
2003:. When TF 54 began pre-invasion bombardment of Okinawa on 24 March,
205:
5560:
Announcement of the Father Thomas Conway Memorial (June 2006). (At
5018:"Review: A Bloodless Postscript to 'Jaws' in 'The Shark Is Broken'"
1406:
then headed for the North Pacific to support American units in the
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on 15 November 1932. She was the second ship named for the city of
5481:
4614:"Warship's Last Survivors Recall Sinking in Shark-Infested Waters"
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before she shipped out on her final voyage. Around the same time,
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5290:
The Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet, Two-Ocean Fleet Edition
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was not sunk. Additionally, the accidental loss of the steamboat
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survivors testified. Also called to testify in the hearings were
1762:. Japanese carrier planes, which planned to use the airfields of
2909:. Her bell and a commissioning pennant were formerly located at
2438:, final commanding officer of the fast attack nuclear submarine
2154:, one in the bow and one amidships, from the Japanese submarine
1978:
1763:
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The cruiser met other ships of her task force at Tarawa, and on
1181:, New Brunswick, on 1 July 1933. Getting underway the same day,
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5692:
5554:
5162:
Marks, R. Adrian (April 1981). "America Was Well Represented".
5074:
Register of Ships of the U.S. Navy, 1775–1990: Major Combatants
4751:"Benician Harold Bray is last living USS Indianapolis survivor"
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class, the third class of "treaty cruisers" constructed by the
4364:
The coordinates given in this article are for the general area
2931:, one of the main characters, Quint, who is a survivor of the
2875:
Memorial was dedicated on 2 August 1995. It is located on the
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1418:, a Japanese staging area. Although fog hindered observation,
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of 12,755 long tons (12,960 t). However, when completed,
5535:. Indiana Historical Society. 13 October 2006. Archived from
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3626:
Japan 1945: From Operation Downfall to Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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2935:, recounts the sinking and shark attacks. This scene brought
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due to continued exposure to saltwater and bunker oil), and
4179:"The Sinking of the Indy and the Responsibility of Command"
2391:, testified that zigzagging would have made no difference.
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on 30–31 March, sank three destroyers, 17 freighters, five
1027:) and 3.25 in (83 mm) in thickness. Armor on the
685:
1 × Amidship catapults (starboard catapult removed in 1945)
5318:
Sunk: The Story of the Japanese Submarine Fleet, 1941–1945
4510:
Wreckage Well Preserved by Depth and Undersea Environment"
1758:
A combined US fleet fought the Japanese on 19 June in the
5653:
Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U.S.S. Indianapolis
5106:
Eleanor Roosevelt: Vol. 2 – The Defining Years, 1933–1938
4351:
official website, in the left-hand column, click on "USS
2954:
Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U.S.S. Indianapolis
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In June, the 5th Fleet was busy with the assault on the
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2030:. The bomb plummeted through the deck, into the crew's
27:
Portland-class heavy cruiser of the United States Navy
1305:
was absorbed into Task Force 12 and searched for the
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from MineDiv 5) was conducting a mock bombardment at
3458:
Nimitz, Chester (1941–1942). Steele, James S (ed.).
3301:"Actions – S.2101 – 115th Congress (2017–2018): USS
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exploded and sank with all hands. Through mid-1943,
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and other ships fired their main guns into the bay.
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for a refit before escorting a convoy to Australia.
1207:
toured the Canal Zone, Hawaii, and installations in
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4963:"Focus: Saving WWII Indianapolis story from sharks"
3234:
3232:
3230:
3228:
777:on training duty. At 0015 on 30 July, the ship was
5557:– website and book by survivor Edgar Harrell, USMC
5103:
4841:. Indiana War Memorials Foundation. Archived from
4177:
3599:The Final Storm: A Novel of the War in the Pacific
3183:. US Naval Department. 1 July 1935. pp. 16–23
3054:is the worst-ever loss of life from a single ship
2945:, which opened on Broadway in 2023, both explores
1735:). On D-Day, 15 June, Admiral Spruance heard that
965:(80,000 kW) gave a design speed of 32.7
757:completed a top-secret high-speed trip to deliver
5320:(Reprint ed.). New York: Progressive Press.
1373:, New Guinea, where the Japanese were marshaling
6328:Ships built by New York Shipbuilding Corporation
1679:, still flagship of the 5th Fleet, attacked the
1463:(CA-35) underway at sea in 1943–1944 (NH 124466)
1203:, for an inspection of the Navy in the Pacific.
5301:. As told by Edgar Harrell. Out of the Depths.
4312:"NavSource Online: Cruiser Photo Archive – USS
4151:"A Boy's School Project Aims to Revise History"
3241:"Navy Admits To 70-Year Crew List Error In USS
3032:List of national memorials of the United States
650:8 × 5 in (127 mm)/25 caliber anti-aircraft guns
5823:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in July 1945
5177:Illustrated Directory of Warships of the World
5072:Bauer, Karl Jack; Roberts, Stephen S. (1991).
3426:
3022:List of ships sunk by submarines by death toll
2894:beltway around Indianapolis was named the USS
6368:World War II shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea
5808:
5704:
5619:Approximate location of the wreck of the USS
4427:discovered 18,000 feet below Pacific surface"
3591:
3589:
3275:discovered 18,000 feet below Pacific surface"
828:On 19 August 2017, a search team financed by
8:
6373:World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean
5403:and the Extraordinary Story of Its Survivors
5232:USN Cruiser vs IJN Cruiser: Guadalcanal 1942
4121:"Connecticut's Heroes Aboard the Doomed USS
3859:"The deadliest shark attack in history: USS
3817:and the Extraordinary Story of Its Survivors
3340:
3321:
3076:were lost with more American lives, but the
1489:led two destroyers on a patrol southwest of
1023:between 5 in (127 mm) (around the
413:32.7 kn (60.6 km/h; 37.6 mph)
5138:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
5052:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
4393:"New Details On Final Resting Place Of USS
4263:. Naval Institute Press. pp. 112–117.
3788:Patrick, Bethanne Kelly (8 November 2017).
3382:
2751:covered the story and released it in July.
2167:, who initially thought he had spotted the
1876:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
1189:, on 3 July. She hosted six members of the
6338:World War II cruisers of the United States
5815:
5801:
5793:
5782:List of cruisers of the United States Navy
5711:
5697:
5689:
5641:(decked in flags) and the passenger liner
1006:20 mm (0.79 in) Oerlikon cannons
6353:Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
4573:, famous U.S. Navy ship at the centre of"
3511:. Hodder & Stoughton. pp. 125–.
3200:
3198:
3118:from a torpedo launched by the submarine
2721:in 2008, for one of the 316 survivors of
2363:to prevent such disasters in the future.
1896:Learn how and when to remove this message
1755:, bases for potential enemy air attacks.
1640:Learn how and when to remove this message
738:from 1943 to 1945 while he commanded the
347:17 ft 4 in (5.28 m) (mean)
5046:This article incorporates text from the
4785:. www.ussindianapolis.us. Archived from
4783:Museum - Mission & Vision Statement"
4696:"Beilue: For the dwindling few, the USS
4355:Battle Stars". Retrieved 17 August 2011.
3689:Bob Hackett and Sander Kingsepp (2008).
3629:. Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. 106–.
3017:List of U.S. Navy losses in World War II
2531:
2179:. The explosions caused massive damage.
2150:was struck on her starboard side by two
2128:
1784:and damaged others. Two other carriers,
1660:. The shelling continued on D-Day, with
1335:, to 350 mi (560 km) south of
1331:With the task force, she steamed to the
1000:guns. In 1945, she received twenty-four
899:because of her thin armor and given the
30:For other ships with the same name, see
6393:National Memorials of the United States
5432:. United States Naval Institute Press.
4678:"Hundreds mark 70th anniversary of USS
4228:"Legislation exonerating Captain McVay"
3654:. New York: HarperCollins. p. 35.
3150:
3043:
2470:on 14 September 1999, in which several
2280:"Ocean of Fear", a 2007 episode of the
1806:). Meanwhile, Guam had been taken, and
1377:. Attacking from the south through the
647:9 × 8 in (203 mm)/55 caliber guns (3x3)
6343:Ships of the Aleutian Islands campaign
5399:In Harm's Way: The Sinking of the USS
4898:. Indiana Public Media. Archived from
4399:. Indiana Public Media. Archived from
4375:"New Lead Uncovered in Search for USS
4198:"Seeking Justice: Victory in Congress"
4119:Catarevas, Michael (4 November 2016).
3832:the USS Indianapolis National Memorial
3813:In Harm's Way: The Sinking of the USS
3667:
3531:
3397:
3355:
3269:Grinberg, Emanuella (20 August 2017).
1965:The next target for the US forces was
1471:supported a landing and occupation on
1439:, providing a naval base farther from
1061:and his staff. The class also had two
984:Mark 9 guns in three triple mounts, a
884:, ordered in 1926, and the six of the
877:of 1922, after the two vessels of the
431:95 officers 857 enlisted (as designed)
318:610 ft 3 in (186.00 m)
38:
5511:– filed by Mare Island Naval Shipyard
4620:. National Geographic. Archived from
4534:Emanuella Grinberg (19 August 2017).
4484:USS Indianapolis Live – from the Deep
3929:
3927:
3863:survivor recounts ordeal 75 years on"
3775:
3747:"Recollections of the sinking of USS
2844:U.S. Navy Museum § Other museums
2821:documentary on 8 January 2019 titled
2454:from at least one torpedo hit by the
2084:on 16 July 1945, within hours of the
2062:(about half of the world's supply of
2050:After major repairs and an overhaul,
1822:, before and after the landings (see
1219:1, and maneuvered with the force off
62:
7:
5419:Publishers Weekly Notable Book Award
4700:reunion is too meaningful to ignore"
4176:Toti, Cmdr. William (October 1999).
4084:Steven Martinovich (16 April 2001).
3745:Lewis L. Haynes (July–August 1995).
3441:
2795:Project" aboard the research vessel
2737:and underwater cameras mounted on a
2554:15 November 1932 – 10 December 1934
2310:Navy failure to learn of the sinking
1874:adding citations to reliable sources
1731:had a major role, from 13 June (see
1622:adding citations to reliable sources
918:-class cruisers were designed for a
773:, and subsequently departed for the
6398:Shipwreck discoveries by Paul Allen
6383:Congressional Gold Medal recipients
5372:Abandon Ship!: The Saga of the USS
5209:The Navy of World War II, 1922–1947
4815:. State of Indiana official website
4592:USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter
4310:Yarnall, Paul R. (22 August 2015).
3027:List of United States Navy cruisers
2823:USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter
1198:United States Secretary of the Navy
865:was the second of two ships in the
731:for eight years, then flagship for
337:66 ft 1 in (20.14 m)
6388:Monuments and memorials in Indiana
5376:, the Navy's Greatest Sea Disaster
5147:Naval History and Heritage Command
3550:. Cooper Square Press. p. 6.
3299:Donnelly, Joe (20 December 2018).
3181:"Ships' Data, U. S. Naval Vessels"
2487:Judge Advocate General of the Navy
1567:followed victory in the Gilberts.
1482:strategy in the Aleutian Islands.
1053:-class cruisers were outfitted as
1035:was 2.5 in (64 mm), the
665:20 mm (0.79 in) Oerlikon
468:3-pounder 47 mm (1.9 in)
276:General characteristics (as built)
25:
6358:Ships sunk by Japanese submarines
4989:Millar, Rupert (24 August 2017).
2565:10 December 1934 – 16 March 1936
1078:New York Shipbuilding Corporation
264:Hit by two torpedoes and sunk by
124:New York Shipbuilding Corporation
6348:History of the Manhattan Project
6298:
6293:
6281:
6273:
5039:
3964:Timothy W. Maier (5 June 2000).
2991:
2966:USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage
2866:Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
2805:, Live from the Deep", starring
2717:Navy firing detail as part of a
2665:18 November 1944 – 30 July 1945
2652:30 July 1943 – 18 November 1944
2466:(R, VA) to hold hearings on the
2446:received an appeal from several
2139:intended route from Guam to the
2088:test. She set a speed record of
1846:
1598:
1520:After refitting at Mare Island,
1002:40 mm (1.57 in) Bofors
658:40 mm (1.57 in) Bofors
437:1,195 crewmen at time of sinking
434:1,269 officers and men (wartime)
248:
243:
218:
211:
204:
197:
64:
42:
6403:2017 archaeological discoveries
6378:Maritime incidents in July 1945
5994:Decommissioned Destroyer No. 18
5316:Hashimoto, Mochitsura (2010) .
5016:Green, Jesse (10 August 2023).
4892:"I-465 Renamed In Honor Of USS
4567:Jamie Seidel (23 August 2017).
4149:Lizette, Alvarez (1 May 1998).
3753:. Navy Medicine. Archived from
3602:. Random House. pp. 434–.
3239:Neuman, Scott (23 March 2018).
3205:Rickard, J (19 December 2014).
2641:12 January 1943 – 30 July 1943
2630:11 July 1942 – 12 January 1943
2468:Senate Armed Services Committee
1942:off Mare Island on 10 July 1945
1810:became the first ship to enter
1609:needs additional citations for
1524:moved to Hawaii as flagship of
1485:On the evening of 19 February,
1299:Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
895:was originally designated as a
817:on routine patrol. A U.S. Navy
723:. Launched in 1931, it was the
5519:(CA 35), Heavy cruiser of the
4612:Hodges, Glenn (27 July 2015).
4540:wreckage found 72 years later"
4504:Werner, Ben (23 August 2017).
4286:"Navy exonerates WWII captain"
3857:Wood, Richard (29 July 2020).
2689:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
2683:American Defense Service Medal
2617:1 October 1941 – 11 July 1942
2476:Vice Chief of Naval Operations
2420:
2367:Court-martial of Captain McVay
2227:as it could not be recovered.
1571:was again 5th Fleet flagship.
1408:Battle of the Aleutian Islands
1146:through the Atlantic and into
1039:1.5 in (38 mm), the
903:CL-35. She was reclassified a
637:General characteristics (1945)
451:8-inch (203mm)/55-caliber guns
1:
5200:The Making of the Atomic Bomb
5168:United States Naval Institute
5055:. The entry can be found
4961:Rowe, Peter (1 August 2016).
4284:Magin, Janis (13 July 2001).
3945:. U.S. Navy. 23 February 1946
3695:: Tabular Record of Movement"
3674:: CS1 maint: date and year (
3305:Congressional Gold Medal Act"
2977:, is based on the sinking of
2925:In a scene in the 1975 movie
2604:1 July 1938 – 1 October 1941
2290:, states that the sinking of
2070:", which would be dropped on
1703:were struck on 31 March, and
1196:On 6 September, she embarked
1162:coast. After overhaul at the
350:24 ft (7.3 m) (max)
137:$ 10,903,200 (contract price)
5175:Miller, David M. O. (2001).
3828:"The Story (Delayed Rescue)"
3508:Fear: Our Ultimate Challenge
2913:but currently reside at the
2578:16 March 1936 – 5 June 1937
2485:Dr. William Dudley, and the
2436:Captain William J. Toti, USN
2258:at night, as well as severe
2082:Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
2046:Transporting nuclear weapons
2019:lookouts spotted a Japanese
1958:, off the southern coast of
1760:Battle of the Philippine Sea
1414:and the task force attacked
836:located the wreckage in the
769:ever used in combat, to the
5509:1945 Kamikaze Damage Report
4968:The San Diego Union-Tribune
4927:. Indianapolis State Senate
4809:"Indiana War Memorial: USS
2915:Indiana War Memorial Museum
1796:, were sunk by submarines.
1379:Owen Stanley mountain range
1263:and destroyer-minesweepers
1164:Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
1098:cargo ship of the same name
1047:1.25 in (32 mm).
988:pair fore and one aft. For
844:was collectively awarded a
653:2 × 3-pounder saluting guns
503:–5 in (83–127 mm)
6419:
5585:at NavSource Naval History
5207:Silverstone, Paul (2007).
3966:"For The Good of the Navy"
2952:The 1991 made-for-TV film
2901:Some material relating to
2841:
2703:World War II Victory Medal
2591:5 June 1937 – 1 July 1938
2327:tracking the movements of
2250:, among the debris of the
2146:At 00:15 on 30 July 1945,
1780:, two destroyers, and one
1396:
1387:Mare Island Naval Shipyard
1324:
1313:on 13 December and joined
1229:Charleston, South Carolina
1150:, until 23 February 1932.
901:hull classification symbol
855:
791:, and sank in 12 minutes.
761:and other components for "
52:(CA-35), 27 September 1939
29:
6268:
5777:
5751:
5729:
5428:Taylor, Theodore (1954).
5354:Lech, Raymond B. (1982).
5266:Croft, Sebastian (2024).
3650:Newcomb, Richard (2000).
2739:remotely operated vehicle
2080:departed San Francisco's
1399:Aleutian Islands campaign
1393:Aleutian Islands campaign
1259:, leading Task Force 3, (
636:
458:5-inch (127mm)/25-caliber
324:584 ft (178 m)
275:
57:
41:
5647:at the Statue of Liberty
5430:The Magnificent Mitscher
5423:Massachusetts Book Award
5198:Rhodes, Richard (1986).
4618:National Geographic News
4457:found in Philippine Sea"
4347:30 December 2006 at the
3725:www.pwencycl.kgbudge.com
3544:Raymond B. Lech (2000).
3505:Ranulph Fiennes (2016).
3461:Nimitz Graybook volume 1
3341:Bauer & Roberts 1991
3322:Bauer & Roberts 1991
2490:Rear Admiral John Hutson
1683:. Carrier planes at the
1088:on 7 November 1931, and
1008:. The ship did not have
846:Congressional Gold Medal
715:, named for the city of
583: in (38–64 mm)
266:Japanese submarine
6323:Portland-class cruisers
5450:; Vladic, Sara (2018).
5406:. New York: Owl Books.
5356:All the Drowned Sailors
5339:. London: W. H. Allen.
5297:Harrell, David (2005).
5202:. Simon & Schuster.
4257:Thomas, Joseph (2005).
4186:. U.S. Naval Institute.
3790:"Navy Lt. Adrian Marks"
3476:"Marianas Turkey Shoot"
2725:sinking on 30 July 1945
2698:American Campaign Medal
2316:Philippine Sea Frontier
1551:, and next day pounded
992:defense, she had eight
875:Washington Naval Treaty
18:USS Indianapolis Museum
5495:Survivors Organization
5486:Survivors Organization
4995:and Quint's monologue"
4756:The Vacaville Reporter
4025:"Mochitsura Hashimoto"
2857:
2726:
2498:United States Congress
2479:Admiral Donald Pilling
2421:McVay's record cleared
2361:Movement Report System
2348:
2347:on Guam in August 1945
2296:oceanic whitetip shark
2284:TV documentary series
2143:
1943:
1826:). She then sailed to
1591:
1539:, the invasion of the
1464:
1221:Long Beach, California
1131:
998:QF 3 pounder Hotchkiss
994:5-inch/25 caliber guns
932:full-load displacement
858:Portland-class cruiser
783:Imperial Japanese Navy
742:in battles across the
5918:Francis Preston Blair
5515:Allied Warships: USS
5292:. Ships and Aircraft.
5230:Stille, Mark (2009).
5110:. New York: Penguin.
5078:Westport, Connecticut
3889:"Discovery Channel's
3623:Clayton Chun (2013).
2887:by Congress in 1993.
2851:
2716:
2342:
2132:
1938:
1582:
1458:
1175:Franklin D. Roosevelt
1158:for training off the
1126:
1110:Mayor of Indianapolis
1108:, daughter of former
980:The cruiser had nine
959:White-Forster boilers
920:standard displacement
727:for the commander of
667:anti-aircraft cannons
605: in (32 mm)
547: in (38 mm)
525: in (64 mm)
364:White-Forster boilers
5456:Simon & Schuster
4865:"Public Law 103-160"
4129:Connecticut Magazine
3996:"Impacts of the USS
3935:"The Sinking of USS
3596:Jeff Shaara (2012).
3480:cannon-lexington.com
2907:Indiana State Museum
2768:recorded passing by
2678:Combat Action Ribbon
2661:Charles B. McVay III
2600:John F. Shafroth Jr.
2562:William S. McClintic
2483:Naval History Center
2375:, who had commanded
2373:Charles B. McVay III
2165:Mochitsura Hashimoto
1948:landings on Iwo Jima
1912:joined Vice Admiral
1870:improve this section
1675:In March and April,
1618:improve this article
1281:from MineDiv 6, and
1255:On 7 December 1941,
953:and four Parsons GT
6247:Howard M. Hanna Jr.
5603: /
5335:Loynd, Ray (1978).
4946:PacificWrecks.com.
4789:on 30 December 2006
4759:. 30 September 2022
4704:Amarillo Globe-News
4260:Leadership Embodied
4238:on 20 February 2019
4232:ussindianapolis.org
4202:ussindianapolis.org
4100:on 15 December 2018
4094:enterstageright.com
4059:ussindianapolis.org
4029:ussindianapolis.org
3970:Insight on the News
2942:The Shark Is Broken
2911:Heslar Naval Armory
2778:National Geographic
2748:National Geographic
2464:Senator John Warner
2333:letter of reprimand
2210:Robert Adrian Marks
2074:a few weeks later.
2001:invasion of Okinawa
1670:Battle of Kwajalein
1529:Raymond A. Spruance
1515:amphibious assaults
1327:New Guinea campaign
1321:New Guinea campaign
1187:Annapolis, Maryland
1154:then transited the
1057:, with space for a
961:. The 107,000
946:was installed aft.
909:London Naval Treaty
804:saltwater poisoning
682:Aviation facilities
623:Aviation facilities
5608:12.033°N 134.800°E
5022:The New York Times
4871:. 30 November 1993
4652:ussindyreunion.com
4648:Survivors Reunion"
4403:on 28 October 2016
4208:on 29 October 2007
4155:The New York Times
4065:on 4 February 2009
3213:. Historyofwar.org
3103:American Civil War
3069:and the troopship
3050:While the loss of
2960:as Captain McVay.
2921:In popular culture
2898:Memorial Highway.
2858:
2727:
2525:Commanders of USS
2417:in 1968, aged 70.
2349:
2144:
2115:Jesse B. Oldendorf
1944:
1592:
1543:. On 19 November,
1537:Operation Galvanic
1465:
1138:John M. Smeallie,
1132:
1063:aircraft catapults
949:The ship had four
871:United States Navy
713:United States Navy
660:anti-aircraft guns
187:Hull symbol: CA-35
128:Camden, New Jersey
6310:
6309:
5790:
5789:
5378:. HarperCollins.
5299:Out of the Depths
5240:Osprey Publishing
5133:"Indianapolis II"
4997:. Union Press Ltd
4890:Network Indiana.
4563:. 25 August 2017.
4551:"Wreckage of USS
4461:Indianapolis Star
4453:"Wreckage of USS
3778:, pp. 48–50.
3699:combinedfleet.com
2971:Mario Van Peebles
2890:In May 2011, the
2885:national memorial
2669:
2668:
2638:Nicholas Vytlacil
2587:Thomas C. Kinkaid
2574:Henry Kent Hewitt
2494:Sense of Congress
2460:Senator Bob Smith
2282:Discovery Channel
2270:or suffered from
2172:-class battleship
2152:Type 95 torpedoes
1930:destroyer escorts
1906:
1905:
1898:
1832:Admiralty Islands
1824:Battle of Peleliu
1681:Western Carolines
1650:
1649:
1642:
1588:dazzle camouflage
1531:, commanding the
1467:In January 1943,
1375:amphibious forces
1245:crossing the line
1239:, Argentina, and
1201:Claude A. Swanson
1179:Campobello Island
1100:in 1918. She was
982:8-inch/55 caliber
771:Tinian Naval Base
689:
688:
158:Sponsored by
16:(Redirected from
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5794:
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5699:
5690:
5670:
5666:Missing The USS
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5555:IndySurvivor.com
5551:
5549:
5547:
5541:
5478:official website
5459:
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5417:
5389:
5368:Newcomb, Richard
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4958:
4952:
4951:
4948:"Pacific Wrecks"
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4909:
4907:
4902:on 25 March 2017
4887:
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4850:
4845:on 13 April 2017
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4731:. 6 October 2022
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4663:
4658:on 7 August 2019
4654:. Archived from
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4204:. Archived from
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4096:. Archived from
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4061:. Archived from
4051:
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4042:
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4031:. Archived from
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4015:
4014:
4012:
4010:
4000:(CA 35) Sinking"
3992:
3986:
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3983:
3981:
3972:. Archived from
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3954:
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3893:: Ocean of Fear"
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3834:. Archived from
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3482:. Archived from
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3401:
3395:
3386:
3383:Silverstone 2007
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3309:www.congress.gov
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3166:
3159:"Ship Nicknames"
3155:
3139:
3132:
3126:
3105:, was the worst
3048:
3001:
2996:
2995:
2994:
2685:with fleet clasp
2649:Einar R. Johnson
2551:John M. Smeallie
2532:
2504:for the loss of
2411:
2138:
2101:
2100:
2096:
2093:
2060:enriched uranium
1999:(TF 54) for the
1995:was assigned to
1914:Marc A. Mitscher
1901:
1894:
1890:
1887:
1881:
1850:
1842:
1804:Battle of Tinian
1733:Battle of Saipan
1666:creeping barrage
1645:
1638:
1634:
1631:
1625:
1602:
1594:
1565:Marshall Islands
1561:Battle of Tarawa
1385:returned to the
1345:aircraft carrier
1343:, escorting the
1166:, she sailed to
1144:shakedown cruise
1096:, following the
1043:2.5 in, and the
951:propeller shafts
736:Raymond Spruance
729:Scouting Force 1
674:Aircraft carried
612:Aircraft carried
604:
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171:15 November 1932
107:13 February 1929
74:
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32:USS Indianapolis
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6311:
6306:
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6242:
6224:
6218:Wallace L. Lind
6199:
6193:Other incidents
6188:
6177:
6154:
6119:
6108:
6092:
6038:
6028:
6018:
5990:
5984:John H. Hammond
5973:
5950:
5944:Walter L M Russ
5914:
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5878:
5867:
5857:
5847:
5837:
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5791:
5786:
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5747:
5725:
5723:-class cruisers
5717:
5678:History Channel
5665:
5651:
5618:
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5613:12.033; 134.800
5612:
5610:
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5605:
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5597:
5594:
5592:
5590:
5589:
5545:
5543:
5542:on 29 July 2016
5539:
5527:
5500:Maritime Quest
5468:
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5414:
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5366:
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5347:
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5296:
5286:Fahey, James C.
5284:
5265:
5261:
5259:Further reading
5256:
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5143:Navy Department
5131:
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5082:Greenwood Press
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4684:. 26 July 2015.
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4381:. 27 July 2016.
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4349:Wayback Machine
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4290:The Argus-Press
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4055:"Captain McVay"
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4036:
4035:on 11 July 2019
4023:
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3976:on 30 June 2013
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3757:on 8 April 2009
3744:
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3719:Budge, Kent G.
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2987:
2923:
2905:is held by the
2846:
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2735:side-scan sonar
2711:
2709:Wreck discovery
2674:
2523:
2444: (SSN-697)
2423:
2409:
2381:court-martialed
2369:
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2160:, captained by
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2094:
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1902:
1891:
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1753:Volcano Islands
1721:Mariana Islands
1658:Kwajalein Atoll
1646:
1635:
1629:
1626:
1615:
1603:
1577:
1557:Battle of Makin
1541:Gilbert Islands
1453:
1451:1943 operations
1445:Unalaska Island
1410:. On 7 August,
1401:
1395:
1329:
1323:
1253:
1121:
1119:Interwar period
1106:Lucy M. Taggart
1055:fleet flagships
955:geared turbines
860:
854:
819:PBY flying boat
744:Central Pacific
677:3 × floatplanes
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271:, 30 July 1945.
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162:Lucy M. Taggart
153:7 November 1931
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5902:Hakuhō Maru
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5758:Northampton
5680:documentary
5611: /
5164:Proceedings
4598:10 February
4506:"Navy: USS
4490:10 February
4322:17 November
4242:4 September
4212:4 September
4184:Proceedings
4104:4 September
4086:"Review of
4069:4 September
4039:4 September
3691:"Submarine
3532:Rhodes 1986
3490:4 September
3398:Stille 2009
3356:Miller 2001
3284:24 December
3115:Arisan Maru
2958:Stacy Keach
2947:Robert Shaw
2256:hypothermia
2232:dehydration
2141:Philippines
2064:uranium-235
1820:Palau Group
1812:Apra Harbor
1745:Chichi Jima
1737:battleships
1723:. Raids on
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1437:Adak Island
1424:Floatplanes
1365:, attacked
1341:New Britain
1297:during the
1185:arrived at
986:superfiring
887:Northampton
832:co-founder
800:dehydration
775:Philippines
740:Fifth Fleet
617:floatplanes
230:Nickname(s)
182:Hull symbol
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6317:Categories
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5830:Shipwrecks
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5546:2 November
5439:1591148502
5385:006018471X
5360:Jove Books
5346:0426188683
5308:1597811661
5236:Oxford, UK
5027:29 October
4763:30 October
4735:30 October
4407:28 October
3891:Shark Week
3799:14 October
3776:Marks 1981
3661:006018471X
3444:, p.
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3187:13 October
3165:13 October
3146:References
2877:Canal Walk
2842:See also:
2789:Paul Allen
2521:Commanders
2502:exonerated
2287:Shark Week
2242:, such as
2198:Lieutenant
2170:New Mexico
2068:Little Boy
2013:Tenth Army
1714:New Guinea
1547:bombarded
1495:cargo ship
1433:destroyers
1241:Montevideo
1235:, Brazil,
1170:to embark
1021:belt armor
975:bilge keel
957:and eight
922:of 10,258
834:Paul Allen
785:submarine
763:Little Boy
426:Complement
383:Propulsion
238:Honors and
6291:June 1945
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6234:USS
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5851:Hoei Maru
5644:Aquitania
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5278:1548-9922
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4991:"The USS
4875:16 August
4813:Memorial"
4577:NewsComAu
4519:28 August
4514:USNI News
4467:19 August
4437:19 August
3867:9news.com
3670:cite book
3580:All Hands
3442:Cook 1999
3245:Disaster"
3120:USS
3111:hell ship
3060:U.S. Navy
3007:USS
2838:Memorials
2691:with ten
2440:USS
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2214:USS
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2162:Commander
2072:Hiroshima
2032:mess hall
1969:, in the
1886:July 2017
1857:does not
1830:, in the
1818:, in the
1747:, in the
1630:July 2020
1533:5th Fleet
1354:Lexington
1349:Lexington
1278:Lamberton
1213:San Diego
1209:San Pedro
1172:President
1102:sponsored
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1037:barbettes
1029:bulkheads
1025:magazines
930:), and a
924:long tons
880:Pensacola
830:Microsoft
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656:6 × quad
631:catapults
530:Barbettes
393:reduction
302:long tons
142:Laid down
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5735:Portland
5721:Portland
5598:134°48′E
5521:Portland
5504:Pictures
5396:(2003).
5288:(1941).
5153:8 August
5123:8 August
5102:(1999).
4906:24 March
4793:24 March
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4560:CBS News
4345:Archived
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4009:13 March
4004:UKEssays
3980:15 April
3254:24 March
3211:(CA-35)"
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3088:Franklin
3058:for the
2985:See also
2871:The USS
2860:The USS
2856:Memorial
2829:Reunions
2791:'s "USS
2371:Captain
2268:delirium
2248:crackers
1987:fighters
1741:Iwo Jima
1586:in 1944
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1371:Salamaua
1362:Yorktown
1307:Japanese
1284:Southard
1086:launched
1051:Portland
1017:Portland
996:and two
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916:Portland
867:Portland
796:exposure
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701:) was a
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628:Amidship
444:Armament
286:Portland
150:Launched
92:City of
89:Namesake
6229:Colahan
6204:Gabilan
6171:Okinawa
6032:Cha-117
5978:Athlete
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5838:2 Jul:
5674:YouTube
5660:YouTube
5623:(CA-35)
5581:of USS
5065:Sources
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4662:28 July
4295:31 July
4161:25 July
4134:29 June
3949:16 June
3873:19 July
3869:. 9news
3842:9 April
3761:4 April
3730:27 July
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2765:LST-779
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2240:rations
2125:Sinking
2097:⁄
2086:Trinity
1967:Okinawa
1956:Hachijō
1878:removed
1863:sources
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1793:Shōkaku
1590:pattern
1191:Cabinet
1160:Chilean
1136:Captain
1130:in 1939
781:by the
759:uranium
746:during
733:Admiral
721:Indiana
711:of the
600:⁄
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552:Turrets
542:⁄
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390:Parsons
291:cruiser
184:: CL-35
120:Builder
112:Awarded
104:Ordered
98:Indiana
58:History
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6130:Haruna
6113:Vestal
6066:Settsu
6012:Yakaze
6006:Kasuga
5967:Nankai
5955:Gamble
5931:Ludlow
5892:Sakura
5655:(1991)
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4555:found"
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3897:Amazon
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2798:Petrel
2672:Awards
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2188:Rescue
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1975:Kyūshū
1960:Honshū
1782:tanker
1768:Tinian
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1701:Ulithi
1689:oilers
1477:Allied
1337:Rabaul
1275:, and
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1266:Dorsey
1134:Under
806:, and
706:-class
402:screws
313:Length
300:9,950
288:-class
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