Ep 7: The USS Indianapolis

In July 1944, the USS Indianapolis would make its last trip after completing its largest mission to date. It is struck by two Japanese torpedoes in the Pacific Ocean and what happens next is a harrowing tale of tragedy and survival.
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[@timrainger8908]

Do a story on the USS Liberty next!

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Thanks for the suggestion, we will add it to the list!

[@Strokan]

all i've learned from 7 episodes is: scuba diving bad, submarines worse.

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[@pattybertrand1992]

Was away last week,so caught up on my missed episode. Lindsay, I can’t believe I didn’t hear this story,! you did a wonderful job and like the rest of the gals, listened in horror as you told this. Also, ironically, just recently came across the series, “drain the oceans”, I def will watch the one on the USS Indianapolis.❤

[@lindsay19688]

Thank you, Patty!

[@findlayh]

SHARKS

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[@klipsfilmsmelbourne]

There are two films of uss Indianapolsi 1991 mission of the sharks which is good film and 2016 nicolas cage film men of courage which by far the worst film ever made

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Thanks for the tips! Nick Cage makes some interesting choices when it comes to films hahah