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Japanese ghost ships that were sunk by the US during WWII at Battle of Iwo Jima are RAISED from the seabed by tremors from one of island's most active volcanoes
 [MAIL] Two dozen ships that sank during the Battle of Iwo Jima, one of World War II's most epic battles and one of the bloodiest in U.S. Marines' history, have been raised from the bottom of the ocean after tremors at one of Japan's most dangerous volcanoes, Mount Suribachi. Satellite photos from Japan's All Nippon News show the leftover hulks of 24 Japanese transport vessels that were captured by the U.S. Navy in the latter part of the war. They were moved to the western part of Iwo Jima to form a port, as the island had no such facilities at the time. The seabed has started to rise due to the seismic activity from Mount Suribachi, in particular on the western part of the island. Posted by: Besoeker 2021-10-21 |
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