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USS Washington Sank Japanese Battleship At Night With 9 Hits In 7 Minutes Using Radar

Discover the untold story of how USS Washington used revolutionary radar technology to sink the Japanese battleship Kirishima in just seven minutes during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal on November 15, 1942. This documentary explores Admiral Willis Lee's tactical genius and the groundbreaking use of radar-directed naval gunfire that changed warfare forever. Learn how American sailors aboard Washington tracked and destroyed an enemy force in complete darkness while suffering zero casualties, marking the only time an American battleship sank an enemy battleship in one-on-one surface combat during World War II. This detailed historical account examines the technology, tactics, and leadership that transformed night naval combat from a Japanese advantage into an American strength. Featuring accurate battle statistics, verified historical facts, and the remarkable story of how electronic warfare began in the dark waters of Ironbottom Sound. Perfect for World War II history enthusiasts, naval warfare fans, and anyone interested in how technological innovation changes military strategy. Subscribe for more forgotten stories from the Pacific War and the brave sailors who changed naval history forever.