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They Sank an Aircraft Carrier Through the Sewers - Midnight Saboteurs
They Sank an Aircraft Carrier Through the Sewers - Midnight Saboteurs
The Saigon River swallowed a ship at 1:10 a.m. on May 2, 1964, when two explosions tore a twelve-foot by three-foot hole in the USNS Card’s starboard hull and forty-eight feet of river water covered her flight deck-five American civilians died and two saboteurs vanished into the sewers. How did two men carrying eighty pounds of explosives each navigate toxic, pitch-black tunnels, fail once, then return to sink a civilian-crewed carrier?
In this episode, we follow the timeline, the people, and the tunnel-born tactics behind…
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