USS Indianapolis Exploration and History

The USS Indianapolis, torpedoed after a secret mission, left only one in four men surviving, with the rest lost to the sea. Its final resting place remained a mystery until now. PBS invites viewers to join a live exploration from the ocean's depths, using state-of-the-art technology to uncover this maritime legend. The event airs Wednesday at 10, 9 central, only on PBS. For more details, visit the PBS website.

What happened to the USS Indianapolis after its secret mission?

• It was captured by enemy forces.

• It completed another mission.

• It returned safely to port.

• It was torpedoed and sank.

What was the fate of most of the crew of the USS Indianapolis?

• They were lost to the sea.

• They were rescued immediately.

• They survived on a deserted island.

• They were captured by pirates.

What was the status of the USS Indianapolis's final resting place before recent discoveries?

• It was well-documented.

• It was a mystery.

• It was found by fishermen.

• It was located by the navy.

What technology is being used to explore the USS Indianapolis?

• State-of-the-art technology

• Old diving equipment

• Satellite imaging

• Submarine cameras

When can viewers watch the live broadcast of the USS Indianapolis exploration?

• Wednesday at 10, 9 central

• Sunday at 11, 10 central

• Monday at 8, 7 central

• Friday at 9, 8 central