Story of a hometown WWII vet

[Jersey mike]

I found this interesting and hope you all don't mind the posting of it, it's a cool story.

http://brick.shorebeat.com/2018/10/brick-mans-classified-missions-helped-save-thousands-of-lives-in-wwii/

A series of ultra-secret missions carried out in the Mediterranean Sea and Europe's Atlantic coast began with a 14-year-old building a wooden boat to go fishing in New Jersey.

Brick resident Charles Vorndran, now 94, would later take the lessons he learned from boating in the Garden State and use them to conduct some of the world's first instances of modern psychological and electronic warfare in World War II. His then-classified missions are credited with saving thousands of Allied lives and serving as one of the building blocks to modern Navy SEAL teams.

[bscrive]

Yep, that is true hero. 

[Bighead]

Very cool story.

[NewValker]

Thank for posting Mike, good read.
Definition of hero.
Craig

[Oss]

I salute his bravery and patriotism

Thank you for passing that along

[old2soon]

           While he most likely WON'T say it others such as myself will say it. Extremely Large COJONES. Until this article I was unaware of these units. In case anyone is wondering it IS Because MEN like this laid it ALL on the line without Question they were and Still Are called-The Greatest Generation.  Men like this Saved the World and the U S of A. RIDE SAFE.