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On October 24, 1944, USS Snook (SS-279) pressed repeated torpedo attacks against Japanese shipping in the South China Sea, then went deep as escorts answered with depth charges. Her crew survived the engagement, but identifying the ships they struck would leave questions that persisted long after the war.
In this episode of Patrol Reports, Dave Bowman follows Snook’s seventh war patrol into a convoy battle and examines the disputed sinking credit for Arisan Maru, a Japanese transport carrying more than 1,700 Allied prisoners of war. Older histories credited Snook; later research points to USS Shark (SS-314). Discover what the submariners could establish that night, what emerged afterward, and why the distinction matters.
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