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Why One US Submarine Sank 20 Ships Then Vanished — All 79 Crew Lost, Sea of Japan

In October 1943, Commander Dudley "Mush" Morton took USS Wahoo into the Sea of Japan — waters so dangerous that no American submarine had survived entering them. For six days, Wahoo hunted alone, sinking ship after ship in what Japan considered their private lake. Then, on October 11th, 1943, she attempted to escape through the mine-infested La Pérouse Strait. She never made it out. This is the true story of America's most aggressive submarine, the revolutionary commander who transformed undersea warfare, and the 79 men who followed him on a mission they knew might be their last. From Wahoo's disastrous early patrols to her legendary killing sprees across the Pacific, we uncover how one boat changed everything — and why her final resting place remained a mystery for 63 years. Featuring real historical footage, detailed tactical analysis, and the incredible stories of the men who served aboard the most lethal submarine in the United States Navy. 🔔 Subscribe for more untold World War 2 stories 👍 Like if you learned something new 💬 Comment: Where are you watching from? #WW2 #Submarine #USSWahoo #PacificWar #NavalHistory