Sink 'Em All: Submarine Warfare in the Pacific

by Charles A. Lockwood

Looking back on the first few months of World War II, we, as a nation, had little with which to lessen the sting of our defeats but the courage and determination of our Armed Services. Attacked with blackest treachery, outnumbered at every point, and handicapped by inferior armament, they, nonetheless, fought to the last ditch and died confident that others would seize the weapons from their failing hands to avenge their deaths and to wipe barbarism and imperialism from the face of the earth.

Our forefathers, who, with their blood, consecrated that first Independence Day, would have been proud of those lads.