He then survived the inadvertent bombing of a Japanese POW transport ship and was eventually killed in the mistaken sinking of the Inora Maru, another Japanese ship transporting American POWs at the time. Bianchi's accounting is part of the DPAA's laboratory's Inorimaru project, which aims to identify the 431 unknowns associated with the ships sinking. Thanks to their steadfast work, Captain Bianchi will be coming home to his family in New Ulm, Minnesota. We'll finally be able to give him the burial he deserves 80 years later. (08:24–08:37)
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Asserts that the Inorimaru project aims to identify 431 unknowns from a ship sinking.
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