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RE: Pearl Harbor
Posted by: Walter M ()
Date: June 27, 2001 01:01PM

<HTML>I liked this movie notwithstanding some grossly inaccurate details. In my opinion the most chilling scenes were when they try, without result, to rescue the survivors of one capsized battleship (the “Oklahoma” in the picture, maybe the “Nevada” in the real?) end the direct reference by F.D. Roosvelt in one of his presidential meetings after the attack, to the men trapped alive in the Arizona hull, just twenty meters below surface.
Historically I can remembere it happened some times again: when the \"Tirpitz\" capsized in 1944 in Tromso fjord (Norway) many were rescued and in the fifties, in a Black Sea Soviet Base, when the \"Novorossirsk\" (formerly Italian battleship \"Giulio Cesare\") exploded and capsized trapping inside four hundred men, and SIX were rescued by the dive men.
(If you read this, Jury from Moscow, please post your version)
Greetings
Walter M.
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Pearl Harbor Woody 06/17/2001 05:01PM
RE: Pearl Harbor Vin 06/18/2001 08:44AM
RE: Pearl Harbor Woody 06/18/2001 07:45PM
RE: Pearl Harbor Walter M 06/27/2001 01:01PM
RE: Pearl Harbor Dima 07/02/2001 01:44PM
Capsized battleship walter.emme@libero.it 07/02/2001 02:40PM
RE: Capsized battleship Dima 07/03/2001 09:38AM
RE: Capsized battleship Walter M. 07/03/2001 02:49PM
RE: Capsized battleship Dima 07/04/2001 04:33AM


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