Don Winslow of the Navy #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Winslow pilots an X-36 fighter in a dogfight with enemy aircraft, executing a daring maneuver to force the opposing plane into his partner's path and bring it down. The story then shifts to an underwater setting where Don's party discovers a man-made passage and a submarine channel leading to an undersea city. After encountering enemy resistance and an unconscious officer named Pennington, Don and his team navigate through the underwater complex, ultimately discovering a hidden base where they engage in combat with Devilin and his forces, with Don emerging victorious and calling in Navy reinforcements to secure the location.
Bell Bottom Bill shares a laugh with an experienced sailor on his first voyage, swapping tales of early seamanship mishaps—and Bill learns that even the most seasoned hands have made some truly rookie mistakes.
Shipwreck and Seaweed trade insults about who was the uglier kid, each spinning tall tales about their childhood misfortunes while showing off a picture of Seaweed's baby nephew. Their good-natured ribbing escalates until the picture itself delivers the punchline, leaving both sailors thoroughly soaked by the story's end.
Bell Bottom Bill regales a shipmate with tales of his naval service, boasting about time aboard the massive battleship S.S. Missouri—and then revealing he also served on the Navy's tiniest vessel, a boat so cramped it barely had room for its own designation. It's a cheeky one-page yarn that plays on the sailor's tendency to swap stories, with the punchline hinging on just how absurdly small this little craft really was.
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