American Navy destroyer sunk in World War II discovered

A group of civilian divers located the Mannert L. Abele, an American destroyer sunk off Okinawa in 1945.
The ship was sunk by kamikaze attacks that killed 84 sailors.
The ship was the first U.S. Navy vessel sunk by the Japanese Ohka rocket-powered suicide bomb.
The Navy considers the site a war grave and will leave the wreck undisturbed.
The discovery provides closure for families of the lost sailors.