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Civilian investigators find the first clues to help explain why a U.S. Navy ship exploded and sank off the New England coast in 1945.
Civilian investigators find the first clues to help explain why a U.S. Navy ship exploded and sank off the New England coast in 1945.
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S1, EP2 "The Mystery Deepens"After finding the bow of the Eagle 56 at the bottom of the Atlantic, explorers search for the rest of the warship to uncover why it sank.
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S1, EP1 "Lost to History"Civilian investigators find the first clues to help explain why a U.S. Navy ship exploded and sank off the New England coast in 1945.
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