In Harm's Way
The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis and the Extraordinary Story of Its Survivors
by:
Doug Stanton
in:
Military History
Summary:
The book recounts the tragic sinking of the USS Indianapolis by a Japanese submarine in 1945, which led to the deaths of hundreds of sailors due to exposure, dehydration, and shark attacks. It also details the harrowing survival story of the crew members who awaited rescue in the Philippine Sea for four days.
Key points:
1. USS Indianapolis Tragedy: The book details the WWII sinking of the USS Indianapolis, one of the worst U.S. naval disasters, resulting in 879 deaths.
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