Fightin' Navy #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring two naval warfare stories: "Yoshi's Victory" follows Captain A.L. Searles commanding an over-age American cruiser on a top-secret Pacific mission when Admiral Yoshi launches a surprise attack; the crew manages to escape the Japanese flagship's 10-inch shells through evasive action and damage control. "The Dolphin Boys" chronicles the submarine fleet's contributions to World War II, highlighting how the nation's submarines, despite composing only 2% of the Navy, sank 55% of enemy ships; the story emphasizes the submarine sailors as volunteers and "the proudest men in the Navy."
In "Yoshi's Victory," a stranded commander, left behind on a remote island after his cruiser is destroyed by the elusive enemy captain Yoshi, clings to hope as he waits for rescue. Once rescued, he and his crew are given a new ship and a chance to turn the tide—leading them on a mission to confront Yoshi and reclaim their honor.
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Reprinted in Fightin' Navy #132 (1984)
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