article_snippet: On Thursday, Paul Allen's team treated the world to a live tour from a sprawling undersea wreck at nearly 4,000 feet under the waves.
article_snippet: a live tour from the wreck began with one of the Musashi's many death blows -- a warped bow.
article_snippet: What we see here is torpedo damage," said Robert Kraft, the expedition's leader.
article_snippet: An unmanned vehicle puttered past more fatal damage, as Robert Kraft and Paul Allen's team described An unmanned vehicle.  
article_snippet: The wreck landed in pieces on the sea floor with some 1,000 crew members.
article_snippet: Those wanting to answer those questions Those wanting to answer those questions themselves will find the recording of the tour archived on Allen's website.
article_snippet: To finally arrive at the wreck, Kraft's team scoured historical records from four countries and undersea topographical data before sending down detection devices, such as the Bluefins that have searched for missing airliner Malaysia Airlines flight 370.
article_snippet: Nearly a decade passed before they had the wreck in they sites.