Summary 17 July, 1944. World War II. 50 Sailors, all black, are convicted of Mutiny for refusing to return to work on the docks of Port Chicago Naval Base, two months after surviving an explosion on those same docks which killed more than 300 other Naval personnel. The "Port Chicago 50" is the largest mass mutiny trial in U.S. history and the judgement of the courts-martial have stood for more than half a century, but, were the convictions justified?
Directed : Unknown
Written : Unknown
Stars : Robert Stack Karen-Eileen Gordon Tony Mockus Jr. Mark Lentry
Genres : Mystery Crime Drama Documentary
Release date : Sep 17, 1992
Countries of origin : United States
Language : English
Summary 17 July, 1944. World War II. 50 Sailors, all black, are convicted of Mutiny for refusing to return to work on the docks of Port Chicago Naval Base, two months after surviving an explosion on those same docks which killed more than 300 other Naval personnel. The "Port Chicago 50" is the largest mass mutiny trial in U.S. history and the judgement of the courts-martial have stood for more than half a century, but, were the convictions justified?
Genres : Mystery Crime Drama Documentary
Release date : Sep 17, 1992
Countries of origin : United States
Language : English
