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BATTLESHIP YAMATO Japans Secret Fleet
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- BATTLESHIP YAMATO Japans Secret Fleet
- SKU
- JC21362
Source specifications
- Package Dimensions
- 7.32 x 5.35 x 0.55 inches; 3.53 ounces
- Item model number
- 4260110581493
- Director
- Battleships
- Media Format
- Multiple Formats, PAL, Widescreen
- Run time
- 2 hours and 10 minutes
- Release date
- January 3, 2013
- Actors
- Adolf Hitler, World War II
- Studio
- MMStore
- Number of discs
- 2
The details
About this item
Format: PAL Special Edition featuring 2 Discs: Disc 1 - Over 60 minutes of rare and original archive footage, much of which has only just been cleared to be viewed publicly, showing this gigantic class of Battleship in action during the Second World War.returncharacterreturncharacterDisc 2 - Over 60 minutes of bonus archive footage splint into three films, as well as 20 original photo galleries containing a host of images that show a range of different Japanese battleships.returncharacterreturncharacterBonus Films:1. Imperial Japanese Navy2. War in the Pacific Ocean3. The US Navy at SeareturncharacterreturncharacterPhoto Galleries:A total of 20 galleries which show a range of different class of battleships including:Satsuma, Kawachi, Hyuga, Fuso, Nagato, Kongo, Amagi, Tosa and Yamato.returncharacterreturncharacterDisplacing 72,000 tons, the vessels of the Yamato class were the largest, heaviest, and most heavily-armed battleships ever constructed. These marvels of naval design carried the Rated 3.3 out of 5.
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Format: PAL Special Edition featuring 2 Discs: Disc 1 - Over 60 minutes of rare and original archive footage, much of which has only just been cleared to be viewed publicly, showing this gigantic class of Battleship in action during the Second World War.returncharacterreturncharacterDisc 2 - Over 60 minutes of bonus archive footage splint into three films, as well as 20 original photo galleries containing a host of images that show a range of different Japanese battleships.returncharacterreturncharacterBonus Films:1. Imperial Japanese Navy2. War in the Pacific Ocean3. The US Navy at SeareturncharacterreturncharacterPhoto Galleries:A total of 20 galleries which show a range of different class of battleships including:Satsuma, Kawachi, Hyuga, Fuso, Nagato, Kongo, Amagi, Tosa and Yamato.returncharacterreturncharacterDisplacing 72,000 tons, the vessels of the Yamato class were the largest, heaviest, and most heavily-armed battleships ever constructed. These marvels of naval design carried the largest naval artillery ever fitted to a warship, sporting nine 460 millimeter naval guns capable of firing 2,998 pound shells over 26 miles. In order to understand these epic battleships and rank their importance, this DVD starts by analyzing the evolution of the Japanese fleet after the Battle of Tsushima in 1905. This astonishing battle, fought as part of the Russo-Japanese War, saw the Japanese destroy two-thirds of the Russian fleet.returncharacterreturncharacterDue to the strict secrecy of the Japanese, for decades
Key details: Package Dimensions: 7.32 x 5.35 x 0.55 inches; 3.53 ounces | Director: Battleships | Media Format: Multiple Formats, PAL, Widescreen | Run time: 2 hours and 10 minutes | Release date: January 3, 2013 | Actors: Adolf Hitler, World War II | Studio: MMStore | Number of discs: 2 | Customer Reviews: 3.3 3.3 out of 5 stars (10)
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Customer feedback: 3.3/5 average rating.
Review snippets: Item was gift Read more / This DVD is a complete WASTE of money. Being an (amateur) historian of Yamato and other IJN ships, I cautiously bought this German-made DVD hoping (against reason) that it actually MIGHT contain some new material. You guessed it - NADA.