Japan Learned Too Late: U.S. Radar Destroyers Sank 6 Ships in Just 2 Hours
Автор: Iron Soul WW2
Загружено: 2025-12-21
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On the night of August 6th, 1943, six American destroyers, armed with radar, wiped out three Japanese destroyers in just 37 minutes during the Battle of Vela Gulf. The Japanese, renowned for their night fighting superiority, never saw it coming. In total darkness, the Americans launched a devastating radar-directed torpedo attack that obliterated a key Japanese force and changed the future of naval warfare forever.
This incredible story reveals how American radar technology, once distrusted, became the key to defeating Japan's advanced tactics. With unprecedented information superiority, Commander Frederick Moosbrugger and his radar-equipped destroyers proved that the future of naval combat was no longer about human vision—but electronic warfare.
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