From Tokyo Bay to home shores, their spirit endured. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Warbird Fanpage

Their unity remained steel-strong. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Warbird Fanpage

Their mission strengthened their bond. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Warbird Fanpage

#OTD in 1943, "Destination Tokyo" was screened for the media in the the torpedo room of a submarine. A second screening was held for sailors who gave the movie high marks for its accuracy in depecting sub operations.The film's technical advisor CDR "Mush" Morton would never see it. He was lost when the USS Wahoo (SS-238) was sunk near Japan before production was completed. | U.S. Naval Institute

DESTINATION TOKYO ('43)

Their unity kept the deep at bay. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Best War TV Series

Their mission left history changed. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | War Tv Series

Their courage stood undefeated. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Best War TV Series

Their silent voyage shaped the sound of victory. - Destination Tokyo (1943) | Military History Unveiled