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November 18, 2009

Filed under: — Chap @ 3:12 pm

Submarine USS Tambor took a shellacking and still went on to sink more tonnage.

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  1. John R Says:
    November 30th, 2009 at 2:35 pm

    You know what got me about this article? These sentences: “Bill Reynolds, the portside lookout, faced the Japanese ships. “As always, the queasy feeling in my stomach and the trembling of my legs and hands returned when I heard the target ranges shorten up and eventually when the targets were discernable,” he recalled.”

    How did those sailors do it? To be able to continue functioning when every instinct was saying, “Run away!” Breath-taking bravery.

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