The Human Tugboat: Charles Jackson French's Daring Rescue in World War II

The year was 1942, the Pacific Theater of World War II raged, and amidst the chaos, a quiet act of heroism unfolded. Charles Jackson French, a U.S. Navy mess attendant aboard the USS Gregory, wasn’t a man seeking glory, but when duty called, he answered with unwavering courage.French wasn’t on

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