The Burning Shore (44 page)

MacArthur Day,
174

machine gunner,
204

Main Navy Headquarters,
90
,
114

Malvina D
,
108

Manly, Chesly,
47

March Army Airfield,
65
,
133–134

Marine Corps,
4
,
173

Cherry Point and,
191–192

Marine Funkschlüssel-Maschine
,
84
,
124

Mark XVII aerial depth charge,
166
,
219
,
239

Marshall Islands,
248

Marshall, Army Chief of Staff General George C., USA,
54–55
,
144–145
,
169

harsh attack on Admiral King by,
195–196

Marston, Hamilton and Elsa,
19
,
162
,
243

Martin, G. F.,
185

Mason, Donald F., Machinists Mate 1st Class, USN,
123

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
253

Masurian woods,
45

Matrose
(Seaman Recruit),
33

Matrosengefreiter
(Seaman 2nd Class),
74

McCormick, Robert R.,
47

Mechanikergefreiter
,
220

merchant convoys,
42

Merchant Navy Code,
83

merchant ships

shortfall in,
54

threat of,
36–37

Messerschmidt,
170

Midway Island,
172

mine-laying operations,
163
,
175
,
176–177

casualties from,
189

Degen, Horst, on,
198

intelligence report on,
178

reaction to,
187

success of,
162

of U-701,
162

of U-boat Force,
161–162
,
237

minesweeper,
95
,
189

Mitchel Field,
145

Model 10 Electra,
166

Model 14 Super Electra,
166

Moehle, Kapitänleutnant Karl-Heinz,
93

Montauk Point,
108
,
112
,
146

Monteigh, Lieutenant Colonel D. O., USAAF,
173–174
,
191
,
233

Morehead City,
202

Morison, Lieutenant Elting E., USNR,
159

Morris, Master Frank,
207

Morse code,
84

Muroc Bombing and Gunnery Range,
67

Murray, Lieutenant Lynn A., USAAF,
214
,
232

Narragansett Bay,
116

National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration,
255

nautical chart,
175

Naval Academy, US, Class of 1901,
97

Naval Air Station Alameda,
168
,
241

Naval Armed Guard,
239

Naval Code No. 1,
83

Naval Cypher No. 3,
83
,
124

Naval War College,
115–116

Navigation Bureau,
98

Nazi Party,
18

neutrality patrols,
36

New York Harbor,
112

New York Times
,
116
,
123

Newfoundland,
57
,
70
,
101

Newfoundland Grand Banks,
2–3
,
77

Newport News,
185

Newton, Dr. John G.,
252–253

NID 18,
90

Nimitz, Admiral Chester W., USN,
172

Nishino, Commander Kozo, IJN,
130

Norfolk Naval Air Station,
51
,
146
,
232

Norman, Victor L.,
136

Norness
,
114

attack on,
107–108

search-and-rescue operation for,
108

sinking of,
115
,
116–117

North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier,
96

North Sea,
60

Northern Ireland,
54
,
60

Norway,
139

Nova Scotia,
57

O-52 Owl,
4

Oberbootsmaat
(Coxswain 2nd Class),
216

Oberfunkmaat
(Radioman 2nd Class),
61

Oberleutnant zur See
,
21

Obermaschinist
(Machinists Mate 2nd Class),
222

Obersteuermann
(Warrant Quartermaster),
60

Ocracoke,
204

Ocracoke Lighthouse,
209

Office of Censorship,
121

Office of Naval Intelligence,
236
,
237

Offiziersanwärter
(Officer Candidate),
18

1WO.
See
first watch officer

Onslow Bay,
96
,
201

Operation Chariot,
140–141

Operation Drumbeat,
90
,
91–109
,
179

BdU daily war diary on,
111–112

media attention on,
116–117

public relations repercussions of,
114–115

ship losses and deaths from,
118

U-123’s kickoff of,
114
,
154

Operation Pastorius,
162

Operation Paukenschlag,
57

boats released for,
70

U-boats assigned to,
58

Operation Sledgehammer,
195

Operational Intelligence Centre (UK),
88
,
102
,
125

operations research

as no information-sharing,
149

recommendations from,
148–149

success from,
148

Organisation Todt,
23

OS2U-3 Kingfisher aircraft,
239

Osburn, Lieutenant Commander F. W., Jr., USN,
115

Oshima, Hiroshi,
45

Outer Banks,
2–3
,
150

patrols around,
240–241

P-38 Lightning,
27

Pacific Fleet, US,
100

destruction of,
37

warning to,
45

Pacific War Time,
134

Pan-American safety zone,
57

Papago Park,
243

paranoia, of West Coast,
130–131

PBY-5A Catalina,
102
,
116
,
123

Pearl Harbor

destruction of,
37

Hitler and,
45–46
,
47
,
56–57

Roosevelt addressing of,
49–50

US entering war because of,
44–45

permutation theory,
87

PH-2,
230
,
232

Philips, Lieutenant Roderick J., USNR,
202–203

Ponte Vedra Beach,
236

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard,
155

POW