Brotherhood of the Sea: A Sailor's Code.
The author discusses his life as a son of a navigator in the U.S. Navy destroyer. As a child he watched the World War II documentary "Victory at Sea" together with the other children of sailors. The author also had learned on why the ship's running lights were red in the port side while green at the...
| Published in: | WLA (1949-9752) Vol. 30; pp. 454 - 462 |
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US Air Force Academy English Department
2018
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