Solved: The Mystery of a Lost WWII Submarine and Its 80 Crew Members

Published on February 7, 2021
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The Seventh Tour

The Grayback was confronted with a Japanese convoy, which ultimately led to the U.S. sub sinking the Yodogawa Maru during its seventh tour. A few days after this attack, the Grayback torpedoed a Japanese destroyer, which caused tremendous damage. However, this wasn’t the last of the sub’s victories.

The Seventh Tour

The Seventh Tour

Back to Pearl Harbor

The Grayback was later sent back to Pearl Harbor on September 12th, 1943, to prepare for another Pacific mission, which was her eighth mission in World War Two. It was two weeks after returning to Pearl Harbor that the sub sent off for Midway Atoll.

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Back To Pearl Harbor

Back To Pearl Harbor