The saga of LST 224
By: by Carl V. Smith
Contributors: Harter, Gene
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Main Street Publishing; Main Street Publishing, Inc, Jackson, TN
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Jackson, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945; American Naval operations; American Personal narratives
Notes: "Contributions by Gene Harter, also Eddie Farrow, Bernard Holzschuh, Floyd (Dutch) Williams, Robert T. Zietan, Robert Webb, George Moran, George Gregory, Bernard Schofield, Fred Hoffman, and A.M. Pounds, Jr."
Table of contents: title: Navy career; title: Midshipman school; title: The drillmaster; title: Sea duty; title: First cruise; title: Captain Pugh, master mason; title: Captain Pugh, the joker; title: Pugh's sea stories; title: Lt. Clyde Mack Pugh, U.S.N.; title: The Beautyrest mattress war; title: Near misses and direct hits; title: Hospital ship at Eniwetok; title: Espiritu Santo; title: Saipan; title: Saipan Bernard Holzschuh; title: Captain Pugh: the vent duct incident; title: Souvenirs; title: James Henry Hamm; title: Small boat duty; title: Peleliu; title: The LaSalle; title: Hotel Street; title: Women in the navy; title: Floyd "Dutch" Williams; title: Memories of Gene Harter; title: Gene Harter: a most unusual man; title: James Wilbur Clayton, SK 1/c; title: West Loch fire; title: Iwo Jima incident; title: After Iwo Jima; title: The DUKW sinking; title: LCT's; title: Pontoons; title: DUKW's; title: Memories of Eddie Farrow; title: Memories of George Moran; title: Bernard Schofield; title: Gene Luning; title: Memories of George Gregory; title: Snippets of memory; title: Memories of Frederick Hoffman; title: Santa Barbara, Calif., October 1945; title: LST 224 loses her ramp; title: Lt. William (Bill) Westfall; title: LST 1064; title: U.S.N.R. McKellar Field; title: Profile for USS LST-224; title: Sailing records.