Ernest E. Evans and Samuel B. Roberts at the Battle off Samar

Ernest E. Evans and Samuel B. Roberts at the Battle off Samar

Nov 08 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood alone on the bridge of USS Samuel B. Roberts. The sea churned like hell around him. Four enemy battleships. Six Japanese cruisers. A swarm of destroyers. They outgunned him. O...

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Ernest E. Evans' Courage Aboard USS Johnston at the Battle off Samar

Ernest E. Evans' Courage Aboard USS Johnston at the Battle off Samar

Nov 08 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood on the bridge of USS Johnston as shells screamed overhead. The air smelled of burning steel and smoke that choked the lungs. Enemy battleships loomed like gods of war, twice t...

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Ernest E. Evans’ Medal of Honor Charge at the Battle off Samar

Ernest E. Evans’ Medal of Honor Charge at the Battle off Samar

Nov 07 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood alone amid the roaring chaos. His ship, USS Johnston, a small destroyer escort, was battered, listing, bleeding fuel and fire against a tidal wave of steel and fury. The enemy...

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Ernest E. Evans and the Last Stand of USS Samuel B. Roberts

Ernest E. Evans and the Last Stand of USS Samuel B. Roberts

Nov 07 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood on the deck of USS Samuel B. Roberts, his ship bruised, battered, and bleeding oil under a blood-red sky. Around him, the shouts and thunder of naval war framed a desperate la...

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Ernest E. Evans and USS Johnston's Leyte Gulf Sacrifice

Ernest E. Evans and USS Johnston's Leyte Gulf Sacrifice

Nov 06 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood alone on the bridge of USS Johnston, his ship a single thorn stabbing into the monstrous Japanese fleet. Flames licked the sky. Shells tore through steel around him. His voice...

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Ernest E. Evans and USS Johnston's Last Stand at Samar

Ernest E. Evans and USS Johnston's Last Stand at Samar

Nov 06 , 2025

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Ernest E. Evans stood alone against a tide of steel and fire. His destroyer, USS Johnston, battered and bleeding, faced a fleet that could crush it in moments—yet he charged headfirst anyway. The r...

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