Dec 8, 2009 Posted by admin on Dec 8, 2009 in News | 0 comments

Pearl Harbor Submarine Mystery Solved

(Newser) – A Japanese mini-sub believed to have played a crucial role in the battle of Pearl Harbor has been found. The mini-sub was one of five deployed during the 1941 attack from larger “mother” submarines, University of Hawaii researchers say. The other four have already been found, but the fifth is the only one that successfully deployed its torpedoes—it is believed to have sunk USS Oklahoma with a torpedo 68 years ago today. Dozens of survivors observed the anniversary in Hawaii… More from Newser.com

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