In 1943, Congressman Andrew J. May disclosed that U.S. submarines in the Pacific were surviving well because Japanese depth charges were exploding too close to the surface. After Tokyo learned of this, the Japanese Navy modified their charges, resulting in the loss of at least 10 submarines and 800 - Images

In 1943, Congressman Andrew J. May disclosed that U.S. submarines in the Pacific were surviving well because Japanese depth charges were exploding too close to the surface. After Tokyo learned of this, the Japanese Navy modified their charges, resulting in the loss of at least 10 submarines and 800

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