Madness, murder and rape on the Batavia: new theory on Australia's most horrific shipwreck
Koehler emphasizes that previously accepted narratives of food-driven madness may oversimplify the group's dynamics, as starvation created a chaotic struggle for survival amidst societal breakdown.
What Were the Most Heavily Armed U.S. Warships of World War II?
The USS Stewart, a Clemson-class destroyer, served under both American and Imperial Japanese navies, earning the nickname "Ghost Ship of the Pacific" for its unusual history.