Name: Underwater robots uncover Japanese WWII warship
Uploaded: 10/18/2019 11:12:09 PM
Duration: 130
Description: Hundreds of miles off the Pacific's Midway Atoll the remains of the Kaga are seen for the first time since 1942. (Video: Vulcan Inc. via AP)

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