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Una expedición única de mapeo de los navíos aliados hundidos frente a la costa de Normandía revela sorprendentes imágenes subacuáticas. Existen unas cien embarcaciones naufragadas en el Canal de la Mancha procedentes del desembarco de lanchas.
Una expedición única de mapeo de los navíos aliados hundidos frente a la costa de Normandía revela sorprendentes imágenes subacuáticas. Existen unas cien embarcaciones naufragadas en el Canal de la Mancha procedentes del desembarco de lanchas.
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S2, EP1 "El Día D"Una expedición única de mapeo de los navíos aliados hundidos frente a la costa de Normandía revela sorprendentes imágenes subacuáticas. Existen unas cien embarcaciones naufragadas en el Canal de la Mancha procedentes del desembarco de lanchas.
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S2, EP7 "La armada ¿invencible?"España intenta conquistar Inglaterra, pero fracasa cuando su flota es derrotada. A través de un drenaje en el océano, se descubre que los ingleses robaron tecnología para la construcción naval para crear su propio imperio.
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S2, EP3 "Submarinos nazis"Una mirada a las naves submarinas alemanas, las primeras armas invisibles del mundo.
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S2, EP5 "Guerra civil en el agua"Un grupo de arqueólogos marinos e historiadores buscan los pecios perdidos de la guerra civil estadounidense. El océano oculta todavía muchos secretos que, cuando sean develados, ayudarán a explicar cómo se desarrolló el conflicto bélico.
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