Interview with Richard Wagner concerning his experiences in the U.S. Navy during World War II and his involvement in the D-Day invasion. He was born in PA and volunteered at a young age for the U.S. Navy in February of 1944. Shipped to Scotland and assigned to a landing craft (LST #7) on maneuvers in May of 1944 and were attacked by German PT boats. 800 Americans were killed. The British covered it up. His landing craft survived without being sunk in the D-Day invasion. He was close to his Captain (Lt. Frank O'Neil) who committed suicide in September of 1944.