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The Tragic Fate Of The Uss Indianapolis The Us Navys Worst Disaster At Sea 1st Cooper Square Press Ed Raymond B Lech

Name: The Tragic Fate Of The Uss Indianapolis The Us Navys Worst Disaster At Sea 1st Cooper Square Press Ed Raymond B Lech
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The Tragic Fate Of The Uss Indianapolis The Us Navys Worst Disaster At Sea 1st Cooper Square Press Ed Raymond B Lech instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cooper Square Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.98 MB

Pages: 336

Author: Raymond B. Lech

ISBN: 9780815411208, 0815411200

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1st Cooper Square Press Ed

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The Tragic Fate Of The Uss Indianapolis The Us Navys Worst Disaster At Sea 1st Cooper Square Press Ed Raymond B Lech by Raymond B. Lech 9780815411208, 0815411200 instant download after payment.

On July 29, 1945, four days after delivering the atomic bomb destined for Hiroshima, the U.S.S. Indianapolis was torpedoed and sunk. of the 1,199 men on board, 883 perished. Culled from previously unavailable files, this is the chilling story of how the U. S. Navy left the crew in shark-infested waters for four days, and why only a fraction of the 800 men who safely abandoned the ship survived the ordeal. This is the true story of the massive thirty-year cover-up that followed.