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British divers retrieved an 80-pound brass bell from the only American destroyer sunk in World War I more than 100 years after the ship was torpedoed

Divers retrieved a brass bell from the sunken USS Jacob Jones, a WW1-era American destroyer. The bell was recovered due to concerns about the plundering of military wreck sites. The bell will be sent ...
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British divers find bell from U.S. destroyer sunk by U-boat in WWI

The crew of the USS Jacob Jones spotted the German torpedo coming at them from 1,000 yards away. The American destroyer was steaming alone in the Atlantic, 25 miles from Bishop Rock, off the southwest ...
Smithsonian Magazine

Divers Recover Bell From Wreck of American Destroyer Sunk in World War I

The USS Jacob Jones, an American destroyer, sank off the southwest coast of England in December 1917. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command On the afternoon of December 6, 1917, the USS Jacob Jones ...
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The U.S. Navy’s Ambush at Kula Gulf, 1943 - Animated + One Torpedo, 500 Dead: The Sinking of HMS Hawke - WW1 Animated

In the dead of night on July 6, 1943, U.S. and Japanese warships collided in the narrow waters of the Solomon Islands.