The Merchant Marine in WWII
Dave Yoho served in World War II as a merchant marine and later built a highly successful career as an entrepreneur and business leader. Mr. Yoho has authored several books, and is a frequent speaker at industry events, sharing his wealth of knowledge gained from decades of experience. Mr. Yoho discusses the many brave individuals who ensured the safe transport of goods, which was a vital task to support the war efforts. Merchant mariners during WWII faced significant risks including attacks from enemy submarines, mines, and aircraft. Despite the dangerous conditions, they played a critical role in securing victory for the Allies.

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Victor Davis Hanson: World War Two-Then and Now (May 2, 2018)

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The Old Breed, K Company and Eugene Sledge

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Rolls-Royce Griffon: The Engine That Made the Spitfire Even Deadlier

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The War of 1914: An Avoidable Catastrophe - Sean McMeekin

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It Sucked To Be on a Merchant Ship in World War Two - WW2 Special

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Richard Frank's "The Miraculous Deliverance from an Epic Tragedy: The End of the Asia Pacific War"

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Winchester: The Rifles That Built America

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‘1942: Crux of War’ with Author Jonathan Parshall

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Iran 1953: How Britain and the CIA Overthrew a Country to Keep Its Oil

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Preparing for Victory: Crafting the Plan, with Craig L. Symonds, Ph.D., U.S. Army Museum

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"SHIPWAYS" WWII BETHLEHEM STEEL VICTORY & LIBERTY SHIP PRODUCTION DOCUMENTARY MD86514

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WWII Veteran Interview with Floyd Steenberg (Battle of Luzon, 37th Infantry Division)

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The Decline of the U.S. Merchant Marine | What's Going on With Shipping?

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Office Hours with Victor Davis Hanson 2: Churchill's Rise / Hitler Goes East

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What Did 'Inglourious Basterds' Get Right About WW2?

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Michael S. Neiberg - Why the US Entered the First World War and Why it Matters

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The Fascinating Story of Bell Labs, the American Laboratory That Invented the Modern World

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How the USS New Jersey's 16-Inch Guns Work: Top to Bottom

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In Peace and War - The United States Merchant Marine

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