Today, nearly 77 years after the Prinz Eugen rolled over in the shallow waters of the Pacific, it's still there. It is a popular site for recreational divers. ...

The ship was given over to the U.S. Navy at the end of the war, briefly became USS Prinz Eugen (IX-300) and survived both two atomic bomb blasts, with only a broken main mast to show for it.

Air crew of 42sqdn. shortly before the attack on Prinz Eugen 17th May 1942 front left flt.sgt. Charles Wallen (my father) front right P.O. John Saunders Both my father and my mother's first ...

Navy divers from Mobile Diving Salvage Unit 1 remove fuel oil from the capsized World War II German cruiser Prinz Eugen near Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, Oct. 12, 2018.

The Prinz Eugen was a ship of her time. Built in the 30's to add to the concentrated force of the Nazi navy, named as a tribute to the Austro-Hungarian maritime tradition.

Air crew of 42sqdn. shortly before the attack on Prinz Eugen 17th May 1942 front left flt.sgt. Charles Wallen (my father) front right P.O. John Saunders Both my father and my mother's first ...