Well, if you want to know how many ultimately survived after the rescuers took a count, the total number of sailors who survived was 316.
Right after the Japanese torpedoes hit the USS Indianapolis, around 917 people made it off the boat safely.
316 of 1,196 People Survived. They were sunk by a Japenese submarine and the ship sank in 12 minutes. About 300 had died in the sinking. The 1, 196 men were thrown into Shark Infested waters. When they were found without food or water 4 days later, only 300 were found.
There were 317 survivors of the USS Indianapolis. As of July 28, 2017, 20 were still alive.
The first ship to arrive was the USS Cecil Doyle (DE-368), whose Captain had been alerted by a Navy PBY that it had spotted the survivors in the water (by sheer happenstance). Other ships involved: USS Helm (DD-388) USS Madison (DD-425) USS Ralph Talbot (DD-390) USS Dufilho (DE-423) USS Bassett (APD-73) USS Ringness (DE-590)
Yes.
See website: USS Indianapolis (Heavy Cruiser)
The USS Indianapolis was a Portland-class heavy cruiser. It carried the components for the Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombing. It sunk when it was attacked by a submarine.
No it hasn't but ih hope for it to be.
uss Indianapolis after delivering the atom bomb.
Go through this list: http://www.ussindianapolis.org/crew.htm Survivors are noted by an asterisk (*).
The first ship to arrive was the USS Cecil Doyle (DE-368), whose Captain had been alerted by a Navy PBY that it had spotted the survivors in the water (by sheer happenstance). Other ships involved: USS Helm (DD-388) USS Madison (DD-425) USS Ralph Talbot (DD-390) USS Dufilho (DE-423) USS Bassett (APD-73) USS Ringness (DE-590)
USS Indianapolis Museum was created in 2007.
The USS Indianapolis sank after being hit by torpedoes launched from a Japanese mini-submarine.
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The address of the Uss Indianapolis Ca-35 Memorial Museum Inc is: Po Box 441135, Indianapolis, IN 46244-1135
Yes.
See website: USS Indianapolis (Heavy Cruiser)
The USS Indianapolis I got interested in this because all the accounts of the USS Indianapolis going to Tinian only mention "Little Boy." It seems that structural, non radioactive parts for both bombs were carried to Tinian by the USS Indianapolis. However, the plutonium for the core was flown in by four separate C-54 airplanes called "Green Hornets."
The USS Indianapolis was a Portland-class heavy cruiser. It carried the components for the Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombing. It sunk when it was attacked by a submarine.
No it hasn't but ih hope for it to be.