Launch of Japanese Man-of-War 'Chitosa' Trailer

Launch of Japanese Man-of-War 'Chitosa' Trailer (1898)

20 March 1898 Factual 1 mins

The large war vessel slides slowly down the ways, stern first. Rowboats in the foreground rock violently in the swell. One boat upsets.

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United States 20 March 1898

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