FILE - In this Aug. 14, 1943 file photo, a survivor of the USS Helena is transferred on a gangplank from the rescuing destroyer, left, to a U.S. battleship. Nearly 75 years after the USS Helena was sunk by Japanese torpedoes in the waters off the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific, an expedition backed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen reported finding its wreckage. The March 23, 2018 discovery revives stories of the battle-tested ship's endurance and the nearly unbelievable survival story of 165 of the crewmen. In all, 732 of the 900 crew survived its July 5, 1943 sinking. (AP Photo/File)