Charles W. Styer, Jr., oral history interview, February 6, 1994


Title
Charles W. Styer, Jr., oral history interview, February 6, 1994
Description
Captain Styer, a Navy junior, enlisted in the Naval Reserves in 1936 before entering the U.S. Naval Academy the following year. Upon graduation, he was assigned to the USS ROWAN at Pearl Harbor. Captain Styer concentrates on his experiences on the ROWAN and the USS MATAGORDA, and his nine war patrols as a submarine officer. Commentary reflects patrols of the FLYING FISH, TILEFISH, and MACKERAL; postwar duty as assistant Naval Attache; in Paris; and assignments to the RAZORBACK, CUTLASS, and HOLLAND. Interviewer: Donald R. Lennon.
Date
February 06, 1994
Original Format
oral histories
Extent
10cm x 6.4cm
Local Identifier
OH0145
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Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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