The Boy Allies with the Victorious Fleets - The Fall of the German Navy by Robert L. Drake
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Hetherton, who had been on watch.
"Nothing to report, sir," said Lieutenant Hetherton, saluting. "Very well, sir," was Frank's reply, as he, too, saluted. It was after midnight, and Frank's watch was nearing its end when the lookout on the port side called: "Boat off the port bow, sir." Frank advanced to the rail. A moment later there was a hail from the water. "What ship is that?' "His Majesty's Ship Brigadier," Frank called back. "I'm coming aboard you," said the voice from the darkness. "Lower a ladder." Frank gave the necessary command. A few moments later a man attired in the uniform of a British captain came over the side. He approached Frank, who was barely visible in the darkness. "Captain Templeton?" he asked. "No, sir. I'm Lieutenant Chadwick. A moment, sir, and I'll call the captain." |
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