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Educational194519 min640×360

The fleet that came to stay. [motion picture]

United States. Navy Department

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Explains the invasion of Okinawa from the U.S. Navy point of view and illustrates the operation by scenes of the combat

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Summary

Explains from the navy's point of view the invasion of Okinawa, showing naval action at the time of the landing and the attack by and counterattack against the Kamikaze. Explains why the fleet had to remain at the base even under constant attack.

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Credit
United States. Navy Department
Language
English
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