article_snippet: Microsoft's co-founder has used Microsoft's co-founder to find the wreck of the Japanese Navy's biggest warship - which has lain undiscovered at the bottom of the ocean for the past 70 years.
article_snippet: The discovery brings to an end Allen's eight year search for the Musashi - and is a discovery Allen hopes will 'bring closure' to those who lost relatives aboard its sister ship Yamato, according to Allen website.
article_snippet: The Octopus' remote operated probe Octo ROV located The Musashi The Musashi on Monday, according to his website.
article_snippet: RIP (rest in peace) crew of Musashi, approximately 1,023 (lives) lost,' Allen said in another tweet.
article_snippet: For Seattle-born Allen, 62, who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975, the discovery of the Musashi is a thrilling moment. '
article_snippet: the Musashi is truly an engineering marvel and, as an engineer at heart, I have a deep appreciation for the technology and effort that went into the Musashi construction. '
article_snippet: I am honored to play a part in finding this key vessel in naval history and honoring the memory of the incredible bravery of the men who served aboard her.'
article_snippet: In 2012, Allen loaned the same ship that located the Musashi to the British government to locate HMS Hood bell from the bottom of the Denmark Strait.
article_snippet: The  remote operated probe of the Octupus (pictured) located the Musashi on Monday .
highlights_snippet: Discovery brings to an end Allen's eight year search for the Musashi .