:13:01
I'm glad to know you
:13:03
and welcome you aboard.
:13:04
- Thank you.
- Thank you, sir.
:13:06
You've been assigned
to quarters
:13:08
which I hope you find
to your liking.
:13:11
We have some pretty
good men on board.
:13:13
I've been very proud of
all of our squadrons--
:13:16
torpedoes,
bombers, and fighters.
:13:18
I hope
you equal their record.
:13:22
Read that, please,
Mr. Molton.
:13:26
Aloud.
:13:28
'' Memorandum for commander,
Air Group Five.
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Subject--
Report of casualty
:13:33
which occurred
during maneuvers,
:13:34
September 1 9, 1 941 .
:13:36
Roy K. Spangler,
number 43 281 1 2,
:13:38
aviation machinist's mate,
:13:39
first class,
United States Navy,
:13:42
died at 1 600
while under anesthesia
:13:45
for surgery following
accident on flight deck.
:13:49
Spangler's next of kin,
:13:51
his mother
Mrs. Edward R. Spangler,
:13:53
361 7 Lee Avenue,
:13:55
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
:13:56
Signed J.B. Golden, commander,
senior medical officer.''
:14:00
A hot pilot
ignored a wave-off.
:14:03
Spangler couldn't
get out of the way.
:14:04
The prop cut him
nearly in half.
:14:10
I'm sorry, sir.
:14:12
So was the other pilot.
:14:13
So was
Spangler's mother.
:14:15
I'd like
to explain, sir--
:14:17
I don't
like explanations.
:14:33
Secure.
:14:44
Sorry, sir.
:14:45
The way you and the
others had to take it
:14:48
on account of me.
:14:49
Just don't ignore
any more wave-offs.
:14:51
Aye, aye, sir.
:14:57
Mr. Scott.
:14:58
Here's some
mail for you.