. . William Fisher When William Fisher first heard the news of an attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, he didn’t even know where it was. He enlisted in the Navy once he came of age a few years later, but it wasn’t until arriving at the Hawaiian
. . Reid Feather During WWII, Reid Feather of Moon Township, Pennsylvania served as a Navy sonarman aboard PC-1265, a new anti-submarine patrol ship that worked the Eastern seaboard from the Caribbean to Canada. Upon entering the service, Reid trained in Great Lakes, Illinois and then shipped to Key West,
. . Paul Farkas T he day after he graduated high school in 1948, Paul Farkas reported for duty with the US Navy. After a sweltering hot summer boot camp at Great Lakes, IL, he trained extensively in Millington, TN to be an aviation mechanic. From there, Airman Farkas arrived
. . Kevin Farkas During the Cold War, which officially lasted between 1945-1991, Kevin Farkas served as an avionics technician in the US Navy from 1983-1987. He was attached to an F-14 squadron (VF-74, “The Bedevilers”) that deployed with the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga (CV 60). “When people ask me
. . Pat Fagan Of the six boys in Pat Fagen’s family, five brothers served during WWII at the same time. Three days after Pearl Harbor, knowing he would be called, Pat enlisted in the navy because he thought it sounded better than the army. Pat was sent to naval training
. . Ed Ernst US Senator Howard Baker, Secretary of State Warren Christopher, actor Jackie Cooper, talk show host Johnny Carson, and Ed Ernst were among the select men who entered military service through the Navy’s prestigious college to commission program called “V-12.” Ed officially entered the Navy in 1943,
