Record-Breaking USS England: Most Submarines Sunk by a Single Ship

Discover how the USS England sunk six Japanese submarines in May 1944, setting a world record for naval warfare.

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The USS England (DE-635) holds the record for the most submarines sunk by a single ship. In May 1944, it sank six Japanese submarines in just 12 days, demonstrating remarkable skill and coordination.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How many submarines did the USS England sink? The USS England sunk a total of six Japanese submarines in a record time of just 12 days.
  2. What year did the USS England achieve this record? The USS England set the record for most submarines sunk by a single ship in May 1944.
  3. What type of ship was the USS England? The USS England was a destroyer escort, specifically designated as DE-635.
  4. What are some other records in naval warfare? Other naval warfare records include most ships sunk in a single battle and longest naval engagement.

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