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Pearl Harbour: Mystery of the Killer Subs CH 4 tonight
Pearl Harbour: Mystery of the Killer Subs
For decades it has been thought that a bomb dropped by a Japanese aircraft sank the USS Arizona during World War II. However, the recent discovery of a group of small Japanese submarines in and around Pearl Harbour has raised questions about the battleship's final hours. This film follows a team of expert investigators, who journey to the seafloor to explore the wreckage of a newly discovered sub, and questions whether this mini-sub, and its two-person crew, made it into Pearl Harbour to fire torpedoes at the Arizona. With unprecedented access to the remains of the Arizona and other unique evidence, including aerial photos taken by Japanese aircraft and testimonials from US and Japanese veterans, Pearl Harbour: Mystery of the Killer Subs investigates the possibility that these tiny but lethal mini-subs may have played a crucial and previously unsuspected part in the tragic events of that 'Day of Infamy'. ooooops starts at 20:00hrs |
Oh dear, my Sky+ only has 6% left. Thanks for letting us know!
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Bump............... dont want peeps to miss it :03:
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I'll def record it :up:
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Thanks matey - set to record:up:
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I'll remain quiet on this, although I'm familiar. However, there was an incredible feat performed by a DE with a very green Captain involved!
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yeah I saw it on the history channel a few months ago. its inconclusive
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yeah a midget sub recently found on the ocean floor with a 5" hole in the conning tower. |
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:nope: nine mins to go before it aired.
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Cheers for that guys, much appreciated. Didn't want to watch it anyway. >:-@
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Wait when is it on? 2000 hrs? what station? What's channel 4? I wanna see it. I don't care what they find out, I just enjoy the information and the pretty pictures :DL
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The 'bombs' they were dropping were 14" AP shells with fins attached. Much more likely to penetrate an armored magazine that a contact torpedo, no matter how big the charge.
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