Lost Fleet Of Guadalcanal, The - DVD
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Re-live the terrible WWII battle of Guadalcanal, as Dr. Robert Ballard conducts an undersea exploration of "Iron Bottom Sound" in the Southwestern Pacific. His expedition, assisted by the U.S. Navy, located 14 U.S., Japanese, and Australian destroyers and cruisers lost for some 50 years. Veterans of the battle and military historians help identify the ships during an emotional reunion.
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- GenreDramaDescriptionRe-live the terrible WWII battle of Guadalcanal, as Dr. Robert Ballard conducts an undersea exploration of "Iron Bottom Sound" in the Southwestern Pacific. His expedition, assisted by the U.S. Navy, located 14 U.S., Japanese, and Australian destroyers and cruisers lost for some 50 years. Veterans of the battle and military historians help identify the ships during an emotional reunion.TitleLost Fleet Of Guadalcanal, The - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioNational Geographic
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