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    Jul 01, 2022 7 minutes

    FREE ISSUE OF MILITARY VEHICLES MAGAZINE

    Active Interest Media wants to give you a free digital copy of our sister magazine, Military Vehicles Magazine, to explore.

    To grab your copy, log onto www.MilitaryTrader.com. In the upper right of the page, you will see a box with FREE ISSUE written on it. Click that. You will see a screen to enter your email address to receive our free, weekly Militar-E-News. After you enter, the next screen will provide you the access for the free digital download — easy as that!

    LOST SAILORS LISTED AS ‘BURIED AT SEA’

    MILLINGTON, Tennessee – 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 sea,” Navy Casualty has announced..

    The change in status is the result of extensive research between Naval History and Heritage Command, Navy Casualty Office, the USS Indianapolis Survivors Association, the USS Indianapolis Legacy Organization, and the Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation. The USS Indianapolis sank on July 30, 1945, after being struck by two Japanese torpedoes.

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