Victory at Sea Episode 21 Part 1

Victory at Sea: Full Fathom Five

U.S. submarines, 1941-1945

Victory at Sea is a documentary TV series about naval warfare during World War II that was originally aired by NBC in 26 half-hour segments on Sunday afternoons, starting October 26, 1952, and ending May 3, 1953. It is now in the public domain.

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Education

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• navy
• World
• War
• Two
• Hitler
• US
• Japan
• Germany
• Nazi
• submarine
• NBC
• TV
• television
• 1953
• 1954

[billy1212ist]

We Were coming out of a depression,war makes us money.Americans said no way.The black ops,informed the Pres.that the Japs are coming.He let them, so that "The People" would want war.He did,and they did.Watch ZeitGeist the movie,for a different slant.

[Cupcakealex]

@MrSeeadler2 Please check facts before you label anything or anyone. The Nazi U-boats were sinking American ships and killing Americans all along the Atlantic coast BEFORE we entereed the war and were still a "neutral" country.Even today some types of submarines are known as "hunters and killers". Of course there is an element of "propaganda" when analyzing a martial action from one point of view or another. We were attacked in the Pacific and were then defending ourselvers, Quite different.

[MrSeeadler2]

This is pure propaganda! German submarines sinking merchantmen in the Atlantic are "killers and pirates". U.S. submarines sinking merchantmen in the Pacific are heroes and the "good guys". Btw: because the U.S. did the same in the Pacific what the Germans did in the Atlantic, they could not blame the old Nazi Doenitz in Nuremberg for his U-boat war.