Record of Japanese Submarine Action in Indian Ocean
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Record of Japanese Submarine Action in Indian Ocean Covers: 1939–1945
Description This captured Japanese film shows activities on a Japanese submarine as it torpedoed and half-sank another (Japanese) submarine. Footage shows a lifeboat full of men and a rescuee as he was pulled from the water onto the Japanese submarine, led below, and gave information to a group of Japanese sailors who looked at a map. Subsequent footage shows the Japanese crew as they made repairs, fired torpedoes, and calibrated meters. The soundtrack is in Japanese.
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