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Naval History Archive - 1999
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"The 'Monitor' and 'Merrimac'"—here from the Beverley Robinson Collection, U.S. Naval Academy—is what Ken Burns calls a "central moment" in naval history. See page 18.
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Norman Rockwell's "The Storyteller" addresses the need for World War II veterans to tell their stories. See Naval History's interview with Tom Brokaw, page 16. ©Curtis Publishing Co.
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"Action in the Slot," by Tom Freeman. The Japanese destroyer Makigumo goes down at the hands of PT-124 in 1943. For more on torpedo patrol boats, see articles on pages 42 and 51.
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"The Last Patrol of the Salmon" (courtesy of retired Captain Richard Laning) depicts crew members manning deck guns against a Japanese escort ship. See page 16 for full story.
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"Cunningham, Admiral of the Mediterranean" by Ernest Hamlin Baker. When this adorned a 1941 cover of Time, the British admiral was known already as a bold tactician. See page 35.
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Forensic specialist Peter K. Hsu composed this watercolor of how a midget submarine attack might have looked on 7 December 1941 at Pearl Harbor. Details begin on page 16.
