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WWII On-the-Job Training: An Oral History
104-year old veteran Captain George P. Sotos never expected to be part of a massive war when he first entered the U.S. Navy. But he arose to the occasion, accepting every assignment that was given to him as the second World War erupted for the U.S. Making his way to the Atlantic Ocean, Captain Sotos learned valuable lessons from on-the-job experiences that he shares with Ann and James on this episode of VoS.
Read more about Captain Sotos' life as a WWII sailor in his two books:
https://www.amazon.com/Living-Torpedo-Anti-Submarine-Warfare-Shipboard/dp/0981819397
https://www.amazon.com/Flagship-Captain-Cold-Ashore-Underground/dp/1736539906
Thank you for all the wonderful support as we build this new podcast. Our goal is to tell your stories about the sea service men, women, and their families. If you would like to reach out to VoS, please email us at [email protected].
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By Navy League of the United States104-year old veteran Captain George P. Sotos never expected to be part of a massive war when he first entered the U.S. Navy. But he arose to the occasion, accepting every assignment that was given to him as the second World War erupted for the U.S. Making his way to the Atlantic Ocean, Captain Sotos learned valuable lessons from on-the-job experiences that he shares with Ann and James on this episode of VoS.
Read more about Captain Sotos' life as a WWII sailor in his two books:
https://www.amazon.com/Living-Torpedo-Anti-Submarine-Warfare-Shipboard/dp/0981819397
https://www.amazon.com/Flagship-Captain-Cold-Ashore-Underground/dp/1736539906
Thank you for all the wonderful support as we build this new podcast. Our goal is to tell your stories about the sea service men, women, and their families. If you would like to reach out to VoS, please email us at [email protected].