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"During World War II, the officers and men of the U.S. Navy's submarine Tang had a proud boast. Their submarine, they crowed, rarely wasted a torpedo. In less than a year of combat, the Tang mowed down Japanese transports, freighters and tankers with deadly accuracy. But it was her fifth patrol from September 27 to October 24, 1944, that gives a unique place in the annals of submarine warfare."

It was in the waters off the coast of Taiwan that the Tang was sunk by her own torpedo.

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The Bizarre End of the USS TANG  (Coronet Magazine, 1960)

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