Pacific War History 12: Attack by Submarine

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Pacific War History 12: Attack by Submarine

History of the Pacific War 12: Attack by Submarine 　<Caption> Soldiers on the mast, observing the surroundings with binoculars, soldiers starting to fire from the mast, a ship being hit, soldiers with guns in their hands advancing on the deck of a ship, Japanese being pulled from the sea onto a submarine, several people removing life jackets from Japanese, Japanese climbing up a submarine boat in loincloths, shooting with submarine deck guns, a tilting ship, soldiers talking to Japanese, a submarine advancing at sea, soldiers watching with binoculars, soldiers hurriedly placing themselves in position. Japanese men in loincloths climb up the submarine, firing by submarine deck guns, tilting ship, soldiers talking with Japanese, 　submarine moving through the sea, soldiers watching with binoculars, soldiers hurrying to their positions, start diving, submarine moving through the water, checking the range, firing torpedoes, submarine operation, etc. 　 　 Date of shooting unknown, Date of release: January 1, 1951.

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  • ILEA000200458
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  • 1951/1/01 00:00:00
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  • Chunichi-Eiga-Sha / Kyodo News Images
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  • Chunichi-Eiga-Sha
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