Lost Ships of WW2
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Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01USS Indianapolis: Abandoned at SeaRate
- 1.02USS Ward: America's First ShotRate
- 1.03Lady Lex: Queen of the Coral SeaRate
- 1.04USS Hornet: America Strikes BackRate
- 1.05USS Juneau: Brothers in ArmsRate
- 1.06Iron Bottom Sound: Graveyard of the PacificRate
- 1.07Titan of the Rising SunRate
- 1.08USS Johnston: America's Deepest LossRate
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10 unique people credited
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Bret Baier
as Self - Narrator
Samuel J Cox
as Self - U.S. Navy (Retired)
Robert Kraft
as V Petrel
Paul Mayer
as Self
William Toti
as Self - U.S. Navy (Retired)
Seth Paridon
as Self - Historian, Mississippi Armed Forces Museum
Jonathan Parshall
as Self - Military Historian
Harold John Bray
as Self - Survivor, USS Indianapolis
Doug Stanton
as Self - Author, 'In Harm's Way'
William Aitken
as Self - Survivor: USS Lexington
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