“Captain Craig has accurately captured the riveting, untold story of CGC Jarvis…His writing encompasses the raw emotion and desperation of the crew, as we fought to prevent the ship from sinking and the most certain death of all onboard.” —Commander Richard G. Brunke, USCG (Ret.)
“The author makes you part of the crew, pulling you into peril with them…Although human nature rises to heroic action in the worst situations, after reading this book you may never want to get on a ship again!” —CWO4 Paul C. Scotti, USCG (Ret.), author of Coast Guard Action in Vietnam
“It is a fine piece of research and writing that should be required reading for anyone in a leadership position who is entrusted with ensuring the safe operations of a ship that operates in harm’s way.” —Rear Admiral Bobby Hollingsworth, USCG (Ret.), Second Commanding Officer of the CGC Jarvis
“It is a fine piece of research and writing that should be required reading for anyone in a leadership position who is entrusted with ensuring the safe operations of a ship that operates in harm’s way.” —Rear Admiral Bobby Hollingsworth, USCG (Ret.), Second Commanding Officer of the CGC Jarvis
“Captain Steve Craig has captured the core values of the Coast Guard: Honor in the explanation of our service, Respect for those who came before us and the challenge of each Coastguardsman to equal or exceed their accomplishments, and Devotion to Duty in the daily routine of being underway and the can-do-and-persevere attitude when faced with the challenge of saving their shipmates and the Jarvis. BRAVO ZULU CAPT Craig.”—Admiral Steve Day, USCGR (Ret.)
