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On Saturday, January 7th, 2017 retired Navy Captain George W. Stewart passed away at his home, under hospice care. While I knew his health had been declining, and had visited him in the hospital and a retirement community several times in November and December, I was just not prepared for his death. George Stewart had been my commanding officer nearly 40 years earlier, and a friend for the past decade, so his loss has been a personal blow.
The title advertises David Bruhn’s Battle Stars as a history of the yachts and fishing boats commandeered by the U.S. Navy to plug the holes in American sea defenses at the start of World War II. In addition to offering what ought to be an interesting collection of sea stories, this subject suggests an uneasy similarity to the current state of naval affairs. It is worth noting that in 1940, just after the Germans entered Paris and about the time that Admiral Harold R.
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