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The Wahoo Project Group is a multinational and multi-discipline marine salvage group formed to search for and identify the USS Wahoo (SS-238). Established in 1995 by a relative of the Wahoo's famed skipper Dudley Morton, the group claimed ultimate success when the Wahoo was positively located in 2006.

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