History & cultureWW2 UntoldWhen Halsey's Fleet Sailed Straight Into a Deadly Typhoon

When Halsey's Fleet Sailed Straight Into a Deadly Typhoon

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In December 1944, the U.S. Navy’s most powerful fleet sailed into an enemy it couldn’t fight. No Japanese attack. No torpedoes. No enemy aircraft. Just one massive typhoon. Within hours, 3 American destroyers sank and 775 sailors died. But the real mystery is this: the storm had already been detected. So why didn’t Halsey turn the fleet around? This is the story of Typhoon Cobra—and the decision that turned a powerful fleet into a disaster. #WW2 #History #militaryhistory
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