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- Wreck_of_the_Japanese_battleship_Musashi abstract "The wreck of the Japanese battleship Musashi rests at the bottom of the Sibuyan Sea in the Philippines. It was found in March 2015 by a research team sponsored by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, more than 70 years after its sinking.Known for its sheer size and power, its defeat against the United States forces in the Battle of Leyte Gulf became proof of Japan's flawed naval war strategies during the World War II.".
- Q20642425 abstract "The wreck of the Japanese battleship Musashi rests at the bottom of the Sibuyan Sea in the Philippines. It was found in March 2015 by a research team sponsored by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, more than 70 years after its sinking.Known for its sheer size and power, its defeat against the United States forces in the Battle of Leyte Gulf became proof of Japan's flawed naval war strategies during the World War II.".
- Wreck_of_the_Japanese_battleship_Musashi comment "The wreck of the Japanese battleship Musashi rests at the bottom of the Sibuyan Sea in the Philippines. It was found in March 2015 by a research team sponsored by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, more than 70 years after its sinking.Known for its sheer size and power, its defeat against the United States forces in the Battle of Leyte Gulf became proof of Japan's flawed naval war strategies during the World War II.".
- Q20642425 comment "The wreck of the Japanese battleship Musashi rests at the bottom of the Sibuyan Sea in the Philippines. It was found in March 2015 by a research team sponsored by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, more than 70 years after its sinking.Known for its sheer size and power, its defeat against the United States forces in the Battle of Leyte Gulf became proof of Japan's flawed naval war strategies during the World War II.".