Missing USS Indianapolis sailors were actually buried at sea
For nearly 77 years, Seaman Lundgren has been listed as "missing in action" or "unaccounted for." He is now among 13 whose status was changed to "buried at sea."
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For nearly 77 years, Seaman Lundgren has been listed as "missing in action" or "unaccounted for." He is now among 13 whose status was changed to "buried at sea."
MILLINGTON, Tenn. — The Navy has officially changed the status of 13 Sailors lost when the USS Indianapolis (CA 35) was sunk in 1945 from “Unaccounted for” to “Buried at
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Seaman 2nd Class Albert Raymond Kelly from Cleveland and SSML 3rd Class Angelo Anthony Sudano of Niles were 'unaccounted for' for the last 77 years.
The Navy says newly analyzed documents show 13 World War II sailors previously believed to have been unaccounted for after a Japanese submarine torpedoed their ship were actually buried at sea