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Explorers discover WWII submarine that sank in 1944 in Japanese waters

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People perish in wars especially sailors in combatant countries navies.

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The project’s objective is to find the 52 U.S. submarines that were lost in WWII.

Half of that would be more realistic. I hope this is all privately funded cause its a waste of money.

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