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America's Deadliest Submarine Was Sunk By Its Own Weapon

October 25, 1944. The USS Tang was the most lethal submarine in the US Navy—24 enemy ships destroyed, zero casualties. Then torpedo #24 malfunctioned. It turned left. Came back. And killed the only ship in the Pacific that could stop it: itself. This is the story of Commander Richard O'Kane, the "down the throat" attack that made him a legend, and the cruel twist of fate that turned America's apex predator into its own victim. 78 men were trapped at 180 feet. With oxygen running out, they had to use the experimental Momsen Lung to escape. 13 men tried to reach the surface. Only 5 survived the ascent... only to be *tortured* by the very enemy they had just attacked. The irony? The Tang's own torpedo was the only weapon deadly enough to sink her. 🎯 CHAPTERS: 0:00 - The Sinking 2:15 - The Legend of O'Kane 5:30 - Patrol #5: The Slaughter 9:45 - Torpedo #24 (The Circular Run) 12:20 - Escape From 180 Feet (Momsen Lung) 15:10 - The Aftermath 📚 Sources: USS Tang War Patrol Reports, "Clear the Bridge!" by Richard O'Kane, Naval History Archives #USSTang #SubmarineHistory #WW2 #NavalHistory #TrueStory #RichardOKane #MomsenLung #PacificWar #MilitaryHistory #Documentary