The official site of the USS Indianapolis Organization, comprised of Indianapolis crewmembers, their families, and members of the rescue crew.

USS Indianapolis shot down six planes off Okinawa. In todays’ environment of high-body count movies and video games that might not seem like such a big deal. But one plane took the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise out of the war.

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USS Indianapolis (CA-35) Commemorating Seventy-Five Years, 1945-2020 is available for print on demand purchase. The price is $40 per book. All proceeds benefit the Legacy Organization’s mission to preserve and perpetuate the story of USS Indianapolis (CA-35). Please click this link to …

To keep the legacy of the USS Indianapolis CA-35 crew and ship alive. Preserve the opportunity to hold reunions that honor and memorialize the men of USS Indianapolis CA-35. OBJECTIVES. Provide resources that will inform others about the services and sacrifices of the men of USS Indianapolis CA-35.

In honor of President's Day, we share footage of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's cruise aboard USS Indianapolis (CA-35), departing Charleston, South Carolina, on November 18, 1936 for a "Good-Neighbor" visit to South America.

In the most top secret Navy mission of World War II, the crew of the heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis delivers components of the atomic bomb to Tinian island. Four days later, two Japanese torpedoes sink the ship in the Challenger Deep, triggering an …

First, to tell the incredible and tragic story of the USS Indianapolis, its contribution to American history, its sinking on July 30, 1945, and the ordeal of the 316 men who survived in a shark-infested sea for days without food or water until spotted by chance.

Fundraising – supporting reunion and educational efforts. Website – providing easily accessible, fact-based information on the story of USS Indianapolis CA-35, including its history, events, news updates, and other relevant information.

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