Sgt. Bryce Lockwood
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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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I stepped out into the passageway.
I ran down the center of the ship, and he got me in a conversation with Lieutenant Commander David Lewis, who was a senior research officer aboard the ship.
about getting these ditching bags topside pitched over in the sea.
We had large canvas bags, brass furrows on the sides, lead weight in the bottom.
The idea was all the classified information that we had, get them into these ditching bags, the topside, pitch into the sea.
Should they be recovered by the time they could be, any information in them would be useless.
when there was a sudden blinding flash of flame, tremendous loud noise, knocked me to the deck.
I was kind of semi-conscious.
I'm thinking to myself, well, Lord, I guess this is it.
I guess I'm coming home at least the lowest my kids are taking care of, the closest I'm alive.
I felt something cold.
I looked down and water was gushing in.
I didn't find out.
What had actually taken place so many years later, some of the sailors told me that when the torpedo struck, it literally lifted the ship out of the water and sent her back down.
When she came down and rolled towards the starboard side, there was a roughly 40-foot hole on the side that water was gushing in.
I heard him moan behind me, struggling in my feet.
There was a sailor trapped there in the wreckage.
His name was Joe Lentini.
I didn't know who that was until 25 years later.
Joe was one of the communicators that worked with the teletype equipment.
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