History's Mysteries: The True Story of the Fighting Sullivans

On Friday, November 13, 1942 a Japanese torpedo struck the cruiser, USS JUNEAU at Guadalcanal in the Pacific. On board the ship were perhaps the most famous sailors in the Navy: the five Sullivan brothers who came to personify America's commitment to winning the war. In a tragic turn of events, the Sullivans and their shipmates were left to die in shark infested waters. Could their deaths have been avoided?