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In July 1945, the USS Indianapolis delivered one of the most secret cargos of World War II — components for the atomic bomb “Little Boy.” Days later, the U.S. Navy cruiser was torpedoed by Japanese submarine I-58 in the Philippine Sea.

She sank in just 12 minutes.

Nearly 900 men survived the sinking… only to face four days drifting in shark-infested waters, battling dehydration, saltwater poisoning, hypothermia, hallucinations, and exposure. With no rescue coming — and the Navy unaware they were missing — this became one of the deadliest naval disasters in U.S. history.

This is the true survival story of the USS Indianapolis.

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From the torpedo attack… to the four days in the ocean… to the dramatic rescue by a Navy aircraft and destroyers… and the decades-long fight to clear Captain McVay’s name — this is a story of endurance, leadership, tragedy, and survival against impossible odds.

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