Japanese Convoy of tankers and transports hit and left burning by carrier-based planes of task force 38, 15 miles south of Cam Ranh Bay, taken by planes from USS HANCOCK (CV-19), 12 January 1945
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I remember an old veteran for IJN 936 Kokutai (a Jake crewman) at Cam Ranh Bay told me that he never forgot that severe raiding on Jan.12 1945. He called this as Typhoon Halsey.