"It's all in your hands now." These were the last words my brother spoke as I left him in the Naval Hospital in New London, Connecticut. I knew he had been sick but he looked well. He would be dead three weeks later at the age of 53. He served in the submarine service for twenty years (1940-1960) assigned to the following boats: US 29, R6, Capitaine, Sea Dog, Secundo, Greenfish, Sirago, and Runner.
"It's all in your hands now." These were the last words my brother spoke as I left him in the Naval Hospital in New London, Connecticut. I knew he had been sick but he looked well. He would be dead three weeks later at the age of 53. He served in the submarine service for twenty years (1940-1960) assigned to the following boats: US 29, R6, Capitaine, Sea Dog, Secundo, Greenfish, Sirago, and Runner.
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