“WW2 US Japan Fatal Voyage: The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis Reference Book” is a comprehensive hardcover guide that delves into the harrowing events surrounding the tragic demise of the USS Indianapolis. Spanning 320 pages, this meticulously researched tome provides an in-depth account of one of World War II’s most devastating naval disasters that occurred in the Pacific theater. Published in 1990, the book offers detailed narratives, supported by historical photographs, which capture the ship’s journey, its torpedoing by a Japanese submarine, and the ensuing struggles of its crew. It stands as a poignant tribute to the bravery and resilience of the sailors, offering readers a profound insight into this pivotal moment in maritime and military history. Ideal for historians, researchers, and enthusiasts of naval warfare, this reference book serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities and human stories behind the sinking of the USS Indianapolis.
WW2 US Japan Fatal Voyage The Sinking Of The USS Indianapolis Reference Book
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A hard cover used condition Fatal Voyage The Sinking Of The USS Indianapolis Reference Book with a total of 320 pages. Contains information and several photos regarding the torpedoing of the USS Indianapolis during the end of WW2. This edition was published in 1990.
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