Allies Couldn't Understand How One Ship Survived 350 Kamikaze Hits

Описание: Discover the incredible story of the USS Laffey (DD-724), famously known as "The Ship That Would Not Die." On April 16, 1945, during the Battle of Okinawa, this Sumner-class destroyer survived one of the most relentless aerial assaults in naval history.

In just 80 minutes, the Laffey was targeted by 22 Japanese kamikaze planes and struck by four direct bomb hits. Despite catastrophic damage and heavy casualties, the crew's legendary grit and elite damage control prevented the vessel from sinking. This video breaks down the intense timeline of the attack and why her crew’s actions remain a textbook case for naval survival and firefighting today.

Key highlights in this video:

The 80-Minute Siege: A minute-by-minute breakdown of the 22 kamikaze attacks.
Damage Control Mastery: How the crew managed to stay afloat against impossible odds.
The Legacy of DD-724: Why the USS Laffey is a symbol of naval resilience.

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