The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Yamato-class warships were the largest and most powerfully armed battleships ever constructed, ...

However, the ship was scuttled and struck from the Navy's roster in 1942. After a year under water, the ship was spotted in service during WWII, but this time it was at the hands of the Japanese ...

The ship was surprised by Japanese battleships on March ... a valiant battle against the Imperial Japanese Navy in the early days of World War II. The commanding officer of Edsall lived up to ...

The US Navy ship USS Edsall, endearingly referred to as the ‘dancing mouse’, which was sunken during World War II, was only now ... battle with the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1942 while under ...

The wreck of a long lost United States Navy destroyer - once ... Sun' ensign of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This led to USS Stewart being dubbed the 'Ghost ship of the Pacific'.

The USS Edsall, which was sunk during World War II with ... the U.S. Navy. The 314-foot destroyer was called the "dancing mouse" for erratic movements during its final battle with Japanese ...

a U.S. Navy destroyer that served under both American and Japanese flags during World War II before it was deliberately sunk in a 1946 naval exercise. The USS Stewart, once called the "Ghost Ship ...

More than 80 years after it was sunk by Japanese forces during World War II, the U.S. Navy said ... Edsall lived up to the U.S. Navy tenet, 'Don’t give up the ship,' even when faced with ...

The United States Navy (USN) entered World War II when Japanese aircraft battered its fleet of old, slow battleships at Pearl Harbor. Fortunately, newer, faster ships would soon enter service ...