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CREST: The dolphins pay tribute to Rear Admiral O'Kane as a submariner. The reversed star represents the Medal of Honor awarded to O'Kane for his extraordinary actions during his last war patrol. Operating independently in enemy-controlled waters, O'Kane decimated two large and heavily protected convoys before TANG went down. The flaming Naval sword rising from the waves highlights the aggressive naval combat action displayed by O'Kane and his crews on every patrol. Red is emblematic of valor and sacrifice, underscoring Rear Admiral O'Kane's time as a prisoner of war. | CREST: The dolphins pay tribute to Rear Admiral O'Kane as a submariner. The reversed star represents the Medal of Honor awarded to O'Kane for his extraordinary actions during his last war patrol. Operating independently in enemy-controlled waters, O'Kane decimated two large and heavily protected convoys before TANG went down. The flaming Naval sword rising from the waves highlights the aggressive naval combat action displayed by O'Kane and his crews on every patrol. Red is emblematic of valor and sacrifice, underscoring Rear Admiral O'Kane's time as a prisoner of war. | ||
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CREST: The dolphins pay tribute to Rear Admiral O'Kane as a submariner. The reversed star represents the Medal of Honor awarded to O'Kane for his extraordinary actions during his last war patrol. Operating independently in enemy-controlled waters, O'Kane decimated two large and heavily protected convoys before TANG went down. The flaming Naval sword rising from the waves highlights the aggressive naval combat action displayed by O'Kane and his crews on every patrol. Red is emblematic of valor and sacrifice, underscoring Rear Admiral O'Kane's time as a prisoner of war. | CREST: The dolphins pay tribute to Rear Admiral O'Kane as a submariner. The reversed star represents the Medal of Honor awarded to O'Kane for his extraordinary actions during his last war patrol. Operating independently in enemy-controlled waters, O'Kane decimated two large and heavily protected convoys before TANG went down. The flaming Naval sword rising from the waves highlights the aggressive naval combat action displayed by O'Kane and his crews on every patrol. Red is emblematic of valor and sacrifice, underscoring Rear Admiral O'Kane's time as a prisoner of war. | ||
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