Port Chicago Mutiny pt.1
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@Methrt3 How does refusing to take part in a dangerous activity that will only benefit a gambling ring count as cowardace? They were willing to serve in the US Navy - that much was obvious - but this one fact of loading the ammunition as fast as possible to line an officer's pocket was the one thing they were refusing to do.
kelath5555 4 months ago
fuck us navy
dexter7618 4 months ago
People really should read the comments clearly before calling people racists. I said they were cowards, white or black what difference does it make?
Methrt3 7 months ago
@Methrt3 Too bad you weren't at the front. I'm sure your own guys would have taken you out before the Germans would have had the chance. You know-nothing racist pig.
1826TJ 7 months ago
Cowards! good thing they weren't at the front
Methrt3 1 year ago
in WW2 there were over 465,000 men kia. lmost every man who served in that war faced danger often. I feel sorry for the men of port chicago, but they were stateside. What about all the men in the shit i'm sure they didnt want to get killed.
notobeanassbut 1 year ago
These guys refused to follow orders during wartime. Many were sent on dangerous missions, Bomber crews in europe, beach invasions. Sailors can't say they don't want to complete a mission because it's too dangerous. No question they needed to serve time in the brig.
jimkinner 1 year ago
that's fuck up!!
1087shotwell 1 year ago
seaman haha
Blazeddaze 1 year ago