22/06/2024
How N**i 'gray wolves' terrorized the Texas Gulf Coast during World War II
-- A few months after Pearl Harbor, N**i submarines roamed the Gulf of Mexico more or less at will, meeting little to no resistance from a nation that had been caught flat-footed and was slow to mobilize for the mounting threat overseas. It was open season on the Eastern Seaboard. More concerned with evaporating tourism dollars than public safety, cities like Miami and New York resisted imposing nighttime blackouts for months. Silhouetted against illuminated skylines, cargo ships were sitting ducks. In the first half of 1942, more ships went down at the hands of the grey wolves than had been lost at Pearl Harbor.
A few months after Pearl Harbor, N**i submarines roamed the Gulf of Mexico more or less at will, meeting little to no resistance from a nation that had been caught flat-footed by the Japanese attack and was slow to mobilize for the mounting threat overseas. But the danger was also lurking only a few...