Comments by "Kenneth Dean Miller" (@kennethdeanmiller7324) on "Frederick 'Johnnie' Walker - From Stork to Starling (Part 2 - Early 1942 to June 1943)" video.

One of the longest & most hard fought naval battles of WW2 was the Battle of the Atlantic!! And this is just a very small taste of that battle. Thank you for posting this. It becomes rather clear that with all of these convoys of shipping that there are plenty of targets of opportunity for the U-boats. And the US building so many merchant vessels & a lot of them failing to even complete their maiden voyage was testament to the danger of those U-boats. And the fact that they were able to have escort carriers as well as all the smaller convoy escorts and have hunter/killer groups that were NOT associated with any one convoy made it more & more dangerous for U-boats as time weared on. Looking forward to getting to hear more about "The Battle of the Atlantic" in the future. I've heard so little about this part of the war that I find it very intriguing that this was such a large part of the war efforts. And without all of these convoys of shipping the war could have been lost.
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Q & A --- Does this "Johnny Walker" have any relationship with the liquor company "Johnny Walker" Black, Red & Blue. Considering the time frame I would tend to think that the liquor company had already been around for quite some time. But I could be wrong, & if I am it wouldn't surprise me.
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