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Release Name.........: Hunt.for.the.Samurai.Subs.720p.HDTV.DD5.1.MPEG2
Air Date.............: November 17, 2009
Documentary Name.....: Hunt For the Samurai Subs
Episode Synopsis.....: Just before the atomic bomb forced Japan into submission,
                       the Imperial Navy sent a fleet of incredibly advanced 
                       combat subs to attack a major U.S. naval base in the 
                       Pacific. But when Japan surrendered, the U.S. Navy 
                       confiscated them, only to later have them scuttled 
                       near Hawaii when Soviet scientists demanded access. 
                       Now a team of explorers thinks they can find some of 
                       these lost subs in the Pacific's dark waters. From 
                       the Hawaiian island of Oahu, deep submergence vehicle 
                       pilots Terry Kerby and Max Cremer, along with a team 
                       of devoted explorers, prepare to dive to depths of 
                       nearly 3,000 feet to hunt for some of WWII's largest 
                       and fastest submarines - in a Japanese super-submarine 
                       graveyard.

Video Format.........: MPEG2 Transport Stream (.ts)
Language.............: English
Capper...............: GoodEatsFan a.k.a. google2
Channel..............: National Geographic Channel HD

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