Torpedo Run

"Torpedo Run" recounts the extraordinary true story of Commander Eugene Fluckey, the US Navy's most innovative submarine commander during World War II. Leading the USS Barb on five daring patrols in the Pacific, Fluckey transformed submarine warfare with audacious tactics, including attacking from the surface and infiltrating enemy harbors. Under his command, the Barb sank seventeen enemy ships, earning Fluckey four Navy Crosses and the Medal of Honor for his remarkable bravery and strategic ingenuity. Acclaimed naval historian Don Keith explores Fluckey's thrilling exploits against the Japanese fleet, showcasing the limits of courage and ingenuity in battle.