Japanese Couldn’t Believe USS England Sank 6 Submarines in 12 Days
Japanese Couldn’t Believe USS England Sank 6 Submarines in 12 Days In May 1944, one small American destroyer escort entered the Pacific with an unproven weapon most captains did not trust. Twelve days later, USS England had destroyed six Japanese submarines and written one of the most shocking records in naval warfare. ⚓🌊🔥 0:00 Six Submarines in Twelve Days 6:10 The Ship Named for Ensign John England 12:20 Why Most Captains Hated Hedgehog 18:35 Walton Pendleton Trusts the Numbers 24:50 I-16 Becomes the First Kill 31:05 Japan’s NA Submarine Line 37:20 RO-106 and RO-104 Go Down 44:10 RO-116 and RO-108 Vanish 51:30 RO-105 Fights Back Hard 1:00:00 The Forgotten Legend of USS England #USSEngland #HedgehogWeapon #WW2SubmarineHunting #JapaneseSubmarines #PacificWar #USNavyHistory #MilitaryHistory #WarDocumentary

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