2019 · Kirk Wolfinger · 86 min
The discovery of the USS Indianapolis wreck site, 18,000 feet below the Philippine Sea, is detailed. The ship's sinking during World War II was the largest loss of life in U.S. Naval history.
William TotiSelf - US Navy, RetiredDoug StantonSelf - Author, 'In Harm's Way'Edgar Alvin HarrellSelf - Survivor, USS IndianapolisLouis Harold ErwinSelf - Survivor, USS IndianapolisRichard HulverSelf - Historian, Naval HistoryHarold John BraySelf - Survivor, USS IndianapolisGary KozakSelf - SONAR SpecialisCurt NewportSelf - HistorianRichard Peter ThelenSelf - Survivor, USS Indianapolis
Bill ClintonSelf - President of the United StatesMochitsura HashimotoSelf - Japanese Submarine CommanderCharles B. McVay IIISelf - U.S. Admiral (archive footage)
Franklin D. RooseveltSelf - President of the United StatesRaymond A. SpruanceSelf - U.S. Admiral (archive footage)