Yes, a train. On the USS Barb’s final patrol of the war ... Members of the USS Barb’s crew hold the submarine’s battle flag aloft after returning from a final patrol in 1945.

The submariners even commemorated their most unique mission by placing a train-shaped marker at the bottom center of its battle flag. The 8 members of the USS Barb’s demolition squad ...

Once again, the Navy will have USS Barb in the fleet ... car pieces and debris 200 feet in the air. The Barb's battle flag featured a train in honor of this exploit. In addition to Fluckey's ...

Battle flag of USS Barb (SS-220) including the train the crew derailed in an operation to the Japanese home islands in World War II. USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park photo Secretary of the ...

An Antisemitic Meltdown by the Online Right’s Israel Foes Task & Purpose has a terrific piece detailing how the USS Barb (SS-220) successfully “sank” a train — on the Japanese home islands ...

Insignia are proudly worn on hats and shirts, used on letterheads, flags, plaques, and around the ship in mess and crew areas. During World War II, they were also sewn onto battle flags to show ...

Starting in July 1945, Allied battleships embarked on a series of naval bombardments of coastal cities in Japan in an effort to draw these forces out to battle ... Barb when a second train ...

Starting in July 1945, Allied battleships embarked on a series of naval bombardments of coastal cities in Japan in an effort to draw these forces out to battle ... Barb when a second train ...