Don't Give Up the Ship altyazı (685921)

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In the glorious addles of the United
States Navy have been many unsung heroes.

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Among them, John Paul Steckler I.

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Who, in the face of the British, uttered
the immortal words, "Follow me, men."

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Follow me, men!

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Fortunately, no one followed.

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In the most famous naval
engagement of the Civil War

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another Steckler came to the fore.

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It was John Paul Steckler IV.

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Aboard the iron clad
Monitor

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who first saw the Merrimac approaching
through the darkness.

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Someone had to bring this news
to the captain immediately.

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Someone did.

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But not Steckler.

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For years there were no
Stecklers in uniform

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and everything went
pleasantly for the navy.

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Then, John Paul Steckler
VII came along.

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And, wow!

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Admiral Bludde.

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You're quite certain this officer was
last in command of the U.S.S. Conblatt?

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No doubt about it, sir. A
young fella named Stickler.

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Uh, Steckler, sir.

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Uh, Steckler.

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