..familiar faces i grew up with watching in reruns...🙏

Hands down, some of the coolest footage I've ever seen! I tip my hat 😎

@ 17:08...Destroyer USS Maddox...wasn't that one of the destroyers at Tonkin Gulf (August 1964)?

I love the adventures of the "Insert Commercials Here"... she sails in the best of times, she sails in the worst of times...

OL IKE GODSEY FROM THE WALTONS

Had a shipmate that served on the 2nd silversides. Golden Buddha. Rest well JC.

Bowfin, the murderer of children

Captain, Officer of the Deck, sends his respects and reports 0530.

I think the captain is the cuter doctor on Startreck?

The narrator ,Rear Admiral Thomas Dickes was a consultant on the movie Flat Top.

Is the captain Jack Lord?

I visited the Cavalla today in Galveston

The Americans also bombed u boats on the surface full of British Pow's on the deck.

I am not the captain, you are. Jim, I am a doctor not a submariner!

Shouldn't it have been "with the loss of 544 souls" rather than persons.

Really appreciate your content and no scope time stamp in the middle of the story.

Leonard Nimoy!

Way to go captain Rear admiral retired now

The sacrifice is accepted by every brother that has earned his dolphins!

What we say in the Navy.......... "Well done".

Actually was on board this sub in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf...did not get a claustrophobic feeling...sailors packed in...come on!

Going to Siberia would have got them arrested. The USSR did not declare was until after the two A bombs were dropped. Read Don Keith's "Torpedo Run". The Admiral wrote "Thunder Below".

Cookie should not be allowed to handle guns

I love the captains comment you’ll be gambling with a man’s life When he’s gambling with 90 men’s lives 24 seven

Been there, done that. Or maybe we didn't.

I am a Vietnam combat vet and I used to watch these shows when I was a VERY young kid.Isn't it sad that there are so many wars where young men die and politicians live?

I have watched this series when I was a very young kid. My dad fought in the South Pacific as a Marine. My mom was in the Navy during WW II. I guess that is where I got it from. I am a Vietnam Combat Engineer veteran and I think series like this helped cement my thoughts of military service. God bless all that served. viewed in San Diego, California USA

The actor playing Johnny looks like the child actor that played the oldest boy in the movie Life with Father.

Colonel Klink!

My Uncle Fred was a submariner in the Pacific during WWII. He stayed in the Navy for thirty years and was involved in Korea and Vietnam. Thanks Uncle Fred,RIP.

The captain was the future Mayor of Aminity!

Wow I remember watching this with my dad on Sunday afternoon. Including Twelve o'clock High and other shows . Thats on a TV that had 10 channels with cable. Oh yeah im old!

Great 👍 Video Thanks 😊

At 24 minutes, Richard O'Cane was on this show! Great to see him in person! 3 Navy Cross and the Congressional Medal of Honor!

USS Grouper sunk the Japanese ship with 1800 Britsh POW on board in 1942 at China East Sea, and 800 of the POW lost their lives. It is a shame that this most critical evet of this submarine was not mentioned at all!

That Must Have Been A Nervous Job 😓

Japs didn't sign Geneva Convention , therefore they didn't paint large visible red crosses on POW transports....brutal.

Thank you , Tommy.

I was on archerfish 678 in 72. It's weird seeing these old shows again. Remember watching them as a kid on Saturday morning.

I thought all subs had mine detection equipment by the end of the war.

Do you have a choice of drowning, electrocution or being blown up.

As we said in the Navy......... Well done.

I’ve recognized several actors in these episodes.

When men were men. Incredible story of courage, self-sacrtifice and willingness to do whatever it takes. Really amazing.

nicredible

Those are NOT called "ships", they are called boats! Somebody really screwed up the script here!

These were real men. Back when men knew which bathroom to use!

God bless all those that have served and are currently serving. viewed in California by an Army Engineer Vietnam vet.

Every submarine crewmember has to qualify to earn their dolphins..that means every man can interchangeably do any job. The cooks and stewards were often on gun crews and all had a battle station.

At 08:22, subs are NOT referred to as ships, they are BOATS!! Obviously whoever wrote the script for this episode was NOT a submariner.