Japanese COULDN'T Belive US Sailors Launched THIS Torpedoes “At Nowhere“ — And Sank Them скачать в хорошем качестве

Japanese COULDN'T Belive US Sailors Launched THIS Torpedoes “At Nowhere“ — And Sank Them

3 AM, November 1944. Somewhere in the Pacific, the destroyer USS Callaghan pushed through what sailors grimly called "the Death Zone." These waters were crawling with Japanese submarines, silent predators that had sent dozens of ships to the bottom. And right now, one of them was beginning its attack run on Callaghan, certain it had found another easy kill. Then the destroyer did something no submarine captain could have expected. It dropped a torpedo into the dark water—aimed at nothing. Then a second one, same thing. Both were acoustic homing torpedos, a new weapon most of the Imperial Navy didn't even know existed. They didn't need a target painted on a scope. They only needed sound. Seconds after hitting the water, they locked onto the submarine's propellers and blew it apart before the crew even knew death was coming.. 🔔 Subscribe for more hidden WW2 stories: / @ww2bunker 👍 Like this video if you discovered something new 💬 Comment below: What other WW2 innovations should we explore? #worldwar2 #ww2history #ww2 #wwii #ww2bunker #japanese #worldwartwo