|
Who is Guarding the San Bernardino Strait? (1706 words) |
 | No one had been guarding the San Bernardino Strait and the remaining American ships, smaller and fewer in number than the oncoming enemy, could hardly hope to take on a major Japanese fleet and prevent disaster. |
| Their unexpected heroism, akin to a cavalry charge at sea, along with the unlikely scenario that the San Bernardino Strait would have been left so unguarded, fooled the Japanese into thinking they faced a greater force and had blundered into a trap. |
| They concern themselves with boycotts, lobbying, legislation, political action, leaving the San Bernardino Strait unguarded and thus exposing the children of America to mortal danger by not developing a serious plan to rescue children from statist humanistic agendas as Goals 2000 and homosexual activists capturing our children in the public schools. |
|
Intrepid (CV-11) (2329 words) |
| She arrived Pearl Harbor 10 January and prepared for the invasion of the Marshall Islands, the next objective in the Navy's mighty is land-hopping campaign. |
| The still potent Center Force, after pushing through San Bernardino Strait, had steamed south along the coast of Samar where it was held at bay by a little escort carrier group of six "baby flattops", three destroyers, and four destroyer escorts until help arrived to send it fleeing in defeat back towards Japan. |
| She decommissioned in the Norfolk Naval Shipyard 9 April 1952 for conversion to a modern attack aircraft carrier. |
Feeds |
Contact