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World War II: The War at Sea

2001, English. Directed by Robert Garofalo.

A fascinating collection featuring some of the most dramatic and rare newsreels of the time. Filmed on board The Royal Navy's Pacific Fleet, this film gives a 'fly on the wall' insight of the fleet in action during the Second World War.

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0h 51m
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World War II: The War at Sea isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online.

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1 January 2001

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World War II: The War at Sea isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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World War II: The War at Sea (2001) was directed by Robert Garofalo.

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