Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.

Don Winslow (Don Terry) is a top naval commander assigned to the islands around Pearl Harbor. There, naval intelligence has detected a ruthless gang of saboteurs who seek to destroy supply ships carrying rations and equipment for the troops and undermine the entire United States’ war effort in the Pacific. With his right hand man Red Pennington (Walter Sande) and the help of the lovely Mercedes Colby (Claire Dodd) and Misty Gaye (Anne Wagel), Commander Winslow investigates. The foursome faces life-threatening dangers and discover that the mastermind behind this nefarious skullduggery is the Japanese agent known as The Scorpion (Kurt Katch). With the fate of the war in the balance, Commander Winslow must match wits and brawn with The Scorpion himself.

Don Winslow was a lieutenant commander in Naval intelligence. The comic strip didn’t allow him much of a personality, since his modus operandi was to make the Navy look exciting, however he was smart and good in a fight, and his main objective seemed to be to save the world from The Scorpion, The Crocodile, Dr. Q, and other colourful and capable bad guys.

During December 1941 Don left his fiancee behind in in the US to go fight the Japanese, this World War II period saw the height of Don Winslow’s popularity.