Indian Ocean, World War II
Lost WWII warship 'dancing mouse' discovered 80 years later in Indian Ocean
In a major turn of events, wreck of WWII ship, USS Edsall, nicknamed as the “Dancing Mouse” unearthed in the depths of the Indian Ocean after almost 80 years.As per multiple outlets, the 314-foot-long destroyer battled Japanese
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