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� GPR is a precision
scanning method that shoots high‐frequency
radio pulses into the ground
to detect subsurface features like tunnels and caves. A common tool for engineering
and construction projects, it is also used by the military to locate unexploded ordnance, or by law enforcement
to find unmarked graves. ‐ So if there is
a tunnel there, the GPR can look
down in the ground and can see any
void spaces, tunnels
scanning method that shoots high‐frequency
radio pulses into the ground
to detect subsurface features like tunnels and caves. A common tool for engineering
and construction projects, it is also used by the military to locate unexploded ordnance, or by law enforcement
to find unmarked graves. ‐ So if there is
a tunnel there, the GPR can look
down in the ground and can see any
void spaces, tunnels
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‐ GPR is a precision
scanning method
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that shoots high‐frequency
radio pulses
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into the ground
to detect subsurface features
00:00:09.759 --> 00:00:12.136
like tunnels and caves.
00:00:12.136 --> 00:00:14.847
A common tool for engineering
and construction projects,
00:00:14.847 --> 00:00:17.433
it is also used by the military
00:00:17.433 --> 00:00:19.936
to locate unexploded ordnance,
00:00:19.936 --> 00:00:24.774
or by law enforcement
to find unmarked graves.
00:00:24.774 --> 00:00:26.109
‐ So if there is
a tunnel there,
00:00:26.109 --> 00:00:27.061
the GPR can look
down in the ground
00:00:27.061 --> 00:00:29.612
and can see any
void spaces, tunnels.
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Movie Summary
Legend has it that there is a treasure of immense value buried in the Philippine jungle - now a team of American experts, with the help of the only surviving witness, try to uncover the clues to solve the greatest mystery of WW2.
