3 articles found with keyword "Survived"
Daily MailShip'scook survived for TWO DAYS trapped underneath sinking tugboat as ten...Daily MailShip'scook survived for TWO DAYS trapped underneath sinking tugboat as ten of his crewmates perished in Atlantic Ocean tragedy. Okene Harrison was found sitting on a table in an air pocket; Bodies of ten of the 12-strong crew have been found by rescue...and more »
In Navy, he survivedship'ssinkingSarasota Herald-TribuneA few months before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, Albert“Zeke” Stires Jr. enlisted in the Navy from his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. He was assigned to the USS Quincy (CA-39) as an electrician third class andshippedto the South Pacific to ...and more »
In Navy, he survivedship'ssinkingSarasota Herald-TribuneA few months before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, Albert“Zeke” Stires Jr. enlisted in the Navy from his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. He was assigned to the USS Quincy (CA-39) as an electrician third class andshippedto the South Pacific to ...and more »
3 articles found with keyword "Survived"
Daily MailShip'scook survived for TWO DAYS trapped underneath sinking tugboat as ten...Daily MailShip'scook survived for TWO DAYS trapped underneath sinking tugboat as ten of his crewmates perished in Atlantic Ocean tragedy. Okene Harrison was found sitting on a table in an air pocket; Bodies of ten of the 12-strong crew have been found by rescue...and more »
In Navy, he survivedship'ssinkingSarasota Herald-TribuneA few months before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, Albert“Zeke” Stires Jr. enlisted in the Navy from his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. He was assigned to the USS Quincy (CA-39) as an electrician third class andshippedto the South Pacific to ...and more »
In Navy, he survivedship'ssinkingSarasota Herald-TribuneA few months before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, Albert“Zeke” Stires Jr. enlisted in the Navy from his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. He was assigned to the USS Quincy (CA-39) as an electrician third class andshippedto the South Pacific to ...and more »
