History - Special The Last Stand Of The Tin Can Sailors feature_film protects and regulates America's print

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History - Special The Last Stand Of The Tin Can Sailors feature_film protects and regulates America's printIt was perhaps the most outrageously courageous action in the history of the US Navy. A small ramshackle fleet comprised of nothing heavier than destroyers (\"Tin Cans\" in Navy speak) found itself in a toe to toe slugfest with Japan's two most powerful battleships. The Yamata and Musashi pounded away with 18 inch guns against the Tin Cans, who had no bomb or shell that could penetrate the armor of her gigantic foes. With depth charges instead of