The Sea Devil proved to be a very good design.

He wrote a memoir of his wartime exploits, published as Sea Devils in 1954.

The story is the first appearance of the Sea Devils.

Sea Devil reloaded and continued to move closer to Japan.

At 04:25, Sea Devil swung right to avoid an escort ahead of the ships in the center column.

Sea Devil went to full power on four engines and began gaining slowly.

Sea Devil then left the formation and opened range to reload.

Sea Devil dropped below a 20-degree temperature gradient and worked her way out.

Sea Devil picked up three survivors and moved south to patrol in another area.

However, in the fourth quarter, the Sea Devils took control for the rest of the game.