Sgt. Bryce Lockwood

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517 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Jul

Sgt. Bryce Lockwood’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Put me on 12 hours on, 12 hours off, watch standing.

I had to go to the doctor on my time off, get my wounds taken care of.

The Navy sent a JAG officer, a lieutenant commander, all the way from Washington with a sheaf of papers for him to sign.

He never bothered to tell me personally, you are not to talk about this.

I talked about it freely in the secure spaces because he felt many of them had been aboard the Liberty or ships of her class doing the same task.

If they weren't, they would be in the near future likelihood.

So they all were aware of that.

So I talked freely about it, but I did not tell my wife anything.

She had no idea what was wrong with me.

I'd wake up screaming and crying, and she had no idea.

And it wasn't until, I think it was January of 1981.

I was in Bible College in Springfield, Missouri.

Class was broken up over the Christmas holidays on sitting in homiletics class, waiting for the class to start on Monday morning, and

One of my classmates comes in and he says, Bryce, were you aboard a ship with a torpedo?

I said, how did you know about that?

Well, he had been in Texas over Christmas holiday.

He was on his way back late in the evening, listening to National Public Radio, a program used to run called Radio Reader.

They were reading a book by James M. Ennis Jr., Assault on the Liberty.

And it was on page 86, the narration about what I had done that day.

And my name was there.

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