cgraven
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OOC: A story for Sweetp4u and C G Raven read along and hopefully you will like this tale.
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Slow Convoy 432 had set out from Halifax Nova Scotia on a cold snowy night the 1st of January 1942.. The escort commander, Commander Michael Coarsen , USCG was well experienced for he and the crew of the USCGC Hamilton had been enforcing President Roosevelt's “Neutrality Zone” since 1940., and had worked closely with the Royal Canadian Navy as well as the Royal Navy. But this was different it was the 1st wartime patrol since Dec. 7th and the attack on Pearl Harbor. His thoughts turned to Chief Bowsain Mate David Tugas now the offer in charge of the old WWI sub chaser PC 113. on the starboard flan of the convoy The chief and over a third of his crew was transferred as the Coast Guard and Navy geared up for a long hard war.
They where three days out of Halifax now and already ther had been three wolf pack attacks on the under guarded convoy six of thirty six merchant men had been lost and only one possible U Boat kill. Night was coming on and soon the wolves would be at Commander Coarsen sheep. The little PC 113 had been in the thick of it every time its small deck gun cracking in the cold stillness of the night driving the wolves under giving the wallowing merchant men a chance slim though it be.
The night was suddenly split by a roar and blazing flash from the Dutch tanker Van Hull and 10,000 gals of aviation fuel went up in a basing furry the sea itself on fire.
Then the crack of the PC 113 small deck gun and the emergency signal flashed by signal lamp 3 U Boats bearing 030, range 1000yds my position, PC 113 . then the little PC was lifted out of the water broken in half and disappeared in a shower of wooden splinters and flame..
A blinding flash was the last thing Chief Boatswain Mate David Tugas remembered then followed by the cold embrace of the of the North Atlantic.
There where period of fevered ranting, as he saw the faces of the crew now lying at the bottom of the Atlantic. Yet also an angel floated in and out of his dreams soft brown hair for a halo, gentle green eyes that seemed to call him back from a dark place to a place of light.
Chelsea Naval Hospital Boston , Mass
IC:
Slow Convoy 432 had set out from Halifax Nova Scotia on a cold snowy night the 1st of January 1942.. The escort commander, Commander Michael Coarsen , USCG was well experienced for he and the crew of the USCGC Hamilton had been enforcing President Roosevelt's “Neutrality Zone” since 1940., and had worked closely with the Royal Canadian Navy as well as the Royal Navy. But this was different it was the 1st wartime patrol since Dec. 7th and the attack on Pearl Harbor. His thoughts turned to Chief Bowsain Mate David Tugas now the offer in charge of the old WWI sub chaser PC 113. on the starboard flan of the convoy The chief and over a third of his crew was transferred as the Coast Guard and Navy geared up for a long hard war.
They where three days out of Halifax now and already ther had been three wolf pack attacks on the under guarded convoy six of thirty six merchant men had been lost and only one possible U Boat kill. Night was coming on and soon the wolves would be at Commander Coarsen sheep. The little PC 113 had been in the thick of it every time its small deck gun cracking in the cold stillness of the night driving the wolves under giving the wallowing merchant men a chance slim though it be.
The night was suddenly split by a roar and blazing flash from the Dutch tanker Van Hull and 10,000 gals of aviation fuel went up in a basing furry the sea itself on fire.
Then the crack of the PC 113 small deck gun and the emergency signal flashed by signal lamp 3 U Boats bearing 030, range 1000yds my position, PC 113 . then the little PC was lifted out of the water broken in half and disappeared in a shower of wooden splinters and flame..
A blinding flash was the last thing Chief Boatswain Mate David Tugas remembered then followed by the cold embrace of the of the North Atlantic.
There where period of fevered ranting, as he saw the faces of the crew now lying at the bottom of the Atlantic. Yet also an angel floated in and out of his dreams soft brown hair for a halo, gentle green eyes that seemed to call him back from a dark place to a place of light.
Chelsea Naval Hospital Boston , Mass