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      • While patrolling in the Philippine Sea, on July 30 in 1945, the unescorted ship is torpedoed and sunk by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) submarine I-58, taking 300 crewmen with it to the bottom of the Philippine Sea, while the rest climb out of the ship and were left stranded at sea for five days without food and water in shark-infested waters.
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    • Mario Van Peebles
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  6. Nov 5, 2016 · The mission went off without a hitch, but on July 19, 1945, the Indianapolis was torpedoed by an Imperial Japanese Navy submarine in the Philippine Sea, and it sank almost instantly.

  7. Apr 9, 2016 · Despite its status as a tragic and heroic true story, the tale of what happened to the crew of the ill-fated USS Indianapolis has long since gained its most pop cultural fame from Quint's...

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