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Robert McKnight

. . During WWII, George Jock and Robert McKnight of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania served aboard the Baltimore-class heavy cruiser, USS Pittsburgh (CA-72). The ship saw intense action in the South Pacific and participated in the invasions of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. The Pittsburgh is most known for towing the USS Franklin (CV-13)

Jack McGavern

. . In 1942 Jack McGavern was a 34-year-old father of two girls, ages 10 and 5, when he told his wife he wanted to join the Marines.  He had a good job and a good life living in the Mt. Washington neighborhood of Pittsburgh.  But he felt called to serve

Frank McCormick

. . During WWII, Frank McCormick served with the US Army Air Corps as part of the China-India-Burma (CBI) war front.  Despite having a degree from Penn State, Frank first served as an enlisted man.  Shortly, Frank became motivated to apply to the officer corps to make more money.  He wanted

Pat McCarthy

. . Pat McCarthy entered the US Navy in June 1943 and was assigned to shore duty beofre leaving in 1945.

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