Wreckage of USS Harder Found After 80 Years | WWII Submarine Discovery | Latest Updates

Wreckage of USS Harder Found After 80 Years | WWII Submarine Discovery | Latest Updates
Join us as we delve into the incredible discovery of the USS Harder, a legendary US Navy submarine that has been found 80 years after it was sunk during World War Two. This momentous find took place in the South China Sea, 3,000 feet (914 meters) below the water off the northern island of Luzon in the Philippines.
The USS Harder, a submarine that sank the most Japanese warships during the war, met its fate on August 29, 1944, along with its brave crew of 79 men. During one of its final war patrols, the Harder displayed extraordinary valor, sinking three Japanese destroyers and heavily damaging two others over just four days. These heroic actions forced the Japanese to alter their battle plans and delay their carrier force, contributing significantly to their eventual defeat.
In this video, we explore the significance of the USS Harder’s contributions to the war effort, including its impact on the Pacific battlegrounds where the US fought to reclaim the Philippines from Japanese occupation. We also highlight the touching words of Samuel J. Cox, a retired US admiral and head of the US Navy's History and Heritage Command (NHHC), who reminds us of the sacrifices made for victory and freedom.
Discover the story behind the Lost 52 Project, the dedicated team that found the Harder. Learn about their mission to locate all 52 US submarines lost during World War Two and the meticulous efforts that led to this historic find. The Harder was discovered sitting upright on its keel, remarkably intact after all these years.
We also pay tribute to the Harder’s crew and its skipper, Commander Sam Dealey, who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration in the US. The submarine and its crew were honored with the Presidential Unit Citation for their extraordinary heroism in action.
Join us on this journey into the depths of history, exploring the legacy of the USS Harder and the enduring spirit of its crew. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more historical discoveries and stories of valor.
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Disclaimer:
The information presented in this video is based on historical research and recent discoveries related to the USS Harder submarine. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, some details may vary based on differing sources and interpretations of historical events.
This video is intended for educational and informational purposes only. The creators of this video do not claim to be experts in naval history or archaeology. The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any government or military organization.
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[@GiLoNthebeach]

WEST PHILIPPINES SEA!

[@Celine-bz7ku]

It's in the philippines not south China sea

[@LotharEsser]

900 meter deep

[@gordonmiles9995]

9,114 meters is around 5 miles deep. Not 3,000 feet.

[@manveerparmar6570]

1,142 meters is how deep the wreck is.

[@user-jw1pb9gp1f]

Good

[@williammoreno2378]

You're math is WAY off. Fix it!

[@hunkerinthebunker4458]

????? What's with the rendering of the ship?? This is bizarre.

[@divinerowecom]

IA generated image I suppose?

[@hunkerinthebunker4458]

@@divinerowecom Yes maybe (so), but why??

[@stargazer5784]

Side scan sonar image most likely. Modern radar and sonar systems can generate 3D images.