THE SILENT SERVICE TV SHOW " PARGO'S LUCKY 7th " USS PARGO XD50734
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Dating to 1958 and season 2 of "The Silent Service", this episode is entitled "The Pargo's Lucky 7th". The episode details the USS Pargo's seventh war patrol, when the submarine is assigned to land Australian commandos on one of the Paracel Islands. This episode was directed by Jean Yarbrough, written by Tony Barrett, and is hosted by Rear Admiral Thomas M. Dykers. The rest of the cast includes Michael Pate,Charles Davis,Paul Bayer, Ross Ford, John Pickard, Barney Phillips, Sandy Kenyon, Rollin Moriyama, Joe Perry, and Joan Elan. Captain of the USS Pargo, Commander David Bell, also makes an appearance. (Note: Bell was awarded the Navy Cross for actions on Pargo's 8th war patrol. He retired as a rear admiral in 1970.)
USS Pargo (SS-264) was a Gato-class submarine. Pargo received eight battle stars for World War II service. All eight of her war patrols were designated as "successful". She is credited with having sunk a total of 27,983 tons of enemy shipping..
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I love these classic series. Thank God for CZcams.
Nothing but respect for these submariners. Thanks for putting these shows out there.
I remember watching this as a boy in the 1950s.
As an Australian whose grandfather served in the RAN in World War II, this is a completely unrealistic depiction of Australian soldiers of that time.
There should have been far more cigarette smoking, continual swearing, and there was no way those guys were sober for any of that time! Not even a daily rum ration! Remember, "Two cans, per man, per day" is the *minimum* beer ration!
Accent was spot-on though.
Thank God for our Australian allied friends. True heroes!
I should hope the accent was spot on. The commando was played by Australian actor Michael Pate. And the complete saying is "Two cans per man per day perhaps."
@@Rickkennett143 Ahh yes, Major Les Hiddins taught me that.
My God, what a better era and time - despite all the hardships and social equality regrets
Classic example of fed gov propaganda