All the Gallant Men

The New York Times Bestselling Memoir of Survival and Heroism at Pearl Harbor

an Unforgettable Story of Unfathomable Courage. --Reader's Digest

In This, the First Memoir by a Uss Arizona Sailor, Donald Stratton Delivers an Inspiring and Unforgettable Eyewitness Account of the Pearl Harbor Attack and His Remarkable Return to the Fight.

At 806 A.M. on December 7, 1941, Seaman First Class Donald Stratton Was Consumed by an Inferno. a Million Pounds of Explosives Had Detonated Beneath His Battle Station Aboard the Uss Arizona, Barely Fifteen Minutes Into Japan's Surprise Attack on American Forces at Pearl Harbor. Near Death and Burned Across Two Thirds of His Body, Don, a Nineteen-Year-Old Nebraskan Who Had Been Steeled by the Great Depression and Dust Bowl, Summoned the Will to Haul Himself Hand Over Hand Across a Rope Tethered to a Neighboring Vessel. Forty-Five Feet Below, the Harbor's Flaming, Oil-Slick Water Boiled With Enemy Bullets; All Around Him the W