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Preface | vii | |
Introduction | ix | |
America's Rendezvous with Destiny, Christmas 1940 | 1 | |
FDR and the America First Committee | 12 | |
Why the Pacific War? | 20 | |
Don Seaton--U.S.S. Indianapolis | 27 | |
Bully for Claude Swanson | 32 | |
Why Did No One Believe It? | 33 | |
Sergeant John Caputo, 24th Squadron--U.S. Army Air Corps | 35 | |
The Tuxedo Pants Pilots | 45 | |
Jackson Spears--A Gentleman Personified | 47 | |
PFC Forrest Smith, 3rd Defense Battalion, USMC | 49 | |
PFC Doug Jones, USMC, Marine Barracks, Oahu | 55 | |
To Hell with Babe Ruth | 58 | |
Glen Turner, U.S.S. California | 60 | |
Faint Praise | 66 | |
Marty Friedman | 68 | |
James Benham, Lt. Junior Grade, U.S.S. Farragut | 70 | |
Groton and Harvard in Tokyo | 79 | |
The Unluckiest Sailor in the Pacific Fleet | 81 | |
On the Old Fall River Line | 82 | |
Now, Why Did They Do That? | 86 | |
Eric Ferguson | 88 | |
Corporal James Noren | 90 | |
Thanksgiving Dinner | 98 | |
Officers, I Hate Officers | 100 | |
The Four Marines of Kaneohe Bay | 102 | |
Hotel Street | 110 | |
James Bowling | 112 | |
John Grand Pre, Fireman 1st Class, U.S.S. Oklahoma | 114 | |
Maybe We Were Lucky at Pearl--Ensign Warren Flynn, U.S.S. Maryland | 120 | |
Joseph St. Pierre, Gunner's Mate, U.S.S. Phoenix | 123 | |
Why Didn't They Bomb Our Oil Supply? | 129 | |
Prate Stack | 131 | |
1st Lieutenant Steven Saltzman, 91st Coast Artillery | 133 | |
The 6th Avenue E | 140 | |
Have a Laugh | 142 | |
William Anderson, Yeoman Striker, U.S.S. Maryland | 144 | |
The Torpedoes | 152 | |
Robert Van Sant | 154 | |
John McCaran, U.S.S. Arizona | 156 | |
Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition | 163 | |
Or So They Say | 165 | |
Vincent Vlack | 167 | |
The Battlewagons | 176 | |
Richard Cheswick | 179 | |
Corporal Adam Rudalewicz, K-3--27th U.S. Infantry | 181 | |
Sneak or Surprise Attack? | 189 | |
The Japanese Blast Ewa | 191 | |
William Lehr, U.S.S. Monaghan | 194 | |
Dick Thill, U.S.S. Ward | 199 | |
All of a Sudden, We Were Different | 201 | |
Robert Carmichael | 203 | |
Vern Hirsch and Joe Carson | 205 | |
Lou Trantales, Machinist 2nd Class, U.S.S. Pennsylvania | 211 | |
Cleaning Out the Hospital | 213 | |
Sergeant Harold Slater, 64th Coast Artillery | 215 | |
Here and There: Take It Easy on Your First Cruise | 220 | |
Dick Phelan | 223 | |
Edward J. Gunger, U.S. Army Air Corps | 225 | |
Cunningham of the U.S.S. Nevada | 231 | |
Jack Stoeber Changes His Mind | 235 | |
Corporal James Brown, 1st Marine Defense Battalion, Wake Island Detachment | 237 | |
Big Wright of Wake Island | 247 | |
Alan Wolfley | 250 | |
Conclusion | 253 | |
Bibliography | 255 |
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