Sea Story: Triumph Over Prejudice - Dropping the Bomb and Going Home
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TV-PG, 01-Jun-2022
"Dropping the Bomb and Going Home" depicts the mix of relief and revelry experienced by Montford Point service members upon hearing the end of conflict with the atomic bombings, leading to impromptu celebrations and a fortunate early return home enriched by games and camaraderie.
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