Wreckage of legendary WWII sub, with Atlantan aboard, discovered after 73 years: Column. James Nick Chotas was a radioman on the USS Grayback, a WWII sub famed for its service during the war ...

The USS Grayback is credited with sinking 14 enemy ships. In January 1944, after nine successful patrol missions, it set out from Pearl Harbor to patrol the seas south of Japan - only to never return.

The USS Grayback displaced 1,499 tons of seawater while on the surface and 2,410 tons while submerged. She measured 27 feet, 3 inches wide and 307 feet, 2 inches long, and could sail up to 20.4 ...

Brasch’s brother was one of 80 crew members killed in the sinking of the USS Grayback submarine near Japan in 1944. The submarine wreckage was just recently located after having been missing for ...

The USS Grayback, a United States submarine that was sunk in 1944 in an enemy attack during World War II, was lost to the ocean floor for 75 years until its recent discovery off the coast of ...

Seventy-five years later, a privately funded expedition set out to find Grayback’s lost wreck.Team leader Tim Taylor and partner Christina Dennison had previously located the wrecks of four ...

Among the first people to hear the news and see footage of the undersea wreckage was Kathy Taylor of Camarillo. For 75 years, ... the USS Grayback, went missing during WWII.

A U.S. Navy submarine missing for 75 years has been found off Okinawa, Japan. The USS Grayback was discovered in June, according to the Lost 52 Project, Monday, November 11th 2019, 10:35 am.

USS Grayback (SS-208) was a Tambor-class submarine. Grayback was 307 feet long and 27 feet wide, with a top speed of 20.9 knots surfaced and 8.75 knots submerged.

Brasch’s brother was one of 80 crew members killed in the sinking of the USS Grayback submarine near Japan in 1944. The submarine wreckage was just recently located after having been missing for ...

The USS Grayback, a United States submarine that was sunk in 1944 in an enemy attack during World War II, was lost to the ocean floor for 75 years until its recent discovery off the coast of ...