Destroyer captain the life of Ernest E. Evans
"On the morning of October 25, 1944, in the waters off Samar, a small flotilla of US Navy ships encountered a Japanese fleet superior in both vessels and firepower. Aboard the USS Johnston, Capt. Ernest Evans seized the moment, ordering his destroyer to steam forward and attack. Heavily out-gunned,...
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New York :
Dutton Caliber,
[2024]
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Table of Contents:
- The Nail That Stands Up Gets Hammered Down August 1908-June 1931
- Achieving His Dream June 1931-April 1937
- Manila Days and Isolationism April 1937- December 1941
- Son, We're Going to Hell December 1941-March 1942
- Relegated to Escort Duty March 1942-August 1943
- "I Intend to Go in Harm's Way" August 1943-January 1944
- Island Hopping February 1944-July 1944
- The Finest Bombardment Ship in the Fleet July 1944-August 1944
- Within Three Days of Being One Year Old August 1944-October 24, 1944
- Destroyer Captain
- Sho-Go Admiral Kurita's Dilemma
- Units of the Enemy Fleet Are 15 Miles Astern October 25, 1944, 0530-0743
- Now I Have Seen Everything October 25, 1944, 0743-015.
