Before he was the 35th President of the United States of America, John F. Kennedy was already exemplifying what it means to be a leader. During one of the defining moments in his life, after a collision with a Japanese Destroyer, August 1943, JFK's Patrol Boat-109 (PT-109) was sunk in the South Pacific. More specifically off Plum Pudding Island, later renamed Kennedy Island, off the Solomon Islands.
59 years later, queue Dr. Robert Ballard and his team of explorers who found the wreckage by locating a torpedo tube. Here is the footage from the remotely operated vehicle during the 2002 expedition.
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