mounts, manning the AA mounts below the Bridge, and on the starboard bridge wing. The ship's hull number is in war-time, low visibility reduced-size. In the program World War II in Colour, Episode 5, Red Sun Rampant, The Talbot is shown at the 35:36 minute point of the program. In Ken Burns “The War” the Talbot appears at 1:36:59 of disc 1. The appearance context is the embarkation of troops for the North Africa invasion, an apparent error since the Talbot served exclusively in the Pacific theater of operation. In the famed N.B.C. 1952 documentary "Victory At Sea" episode titled "Target Suribachi" the Talbot can again be seen in very heavy seas. This could be the same footage as that viewed in the miniseries "The Pacific". References External links Report of Pearl Harbor Attack Bagley-class destroyers World War II destroyers of the United States Ships built in Boston 1936 ships Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor Ships involved in Operation Crossroads Ships sunk as targets Maritime incidents in 1946 Maritime incidents in 1948