sailors the chance to jump aboard. one who did was sam leavy, a us army officer from one who did was sam leavy, a us army officerfrom georgia. he trained here at fort screven, where i heard his story from his grandson. after all his men at the lifeboat station that he was manning had jumped, fortu nately that he was manning had jumped, fortunately the mancy came alongside again and he made the decision to jump again and he made the decision to jump along and he did. but as it turned out, he picked daytime where the otranto was going on, the mancy was coming up, and so when he landed on the mancy it was a very harbour landing. the mancy's commander was lieutenant france's craven. he is high risk rescue saved around 600 men, while the rest of the convoy steamed on. the convoy was under orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled,, orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled, , no orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled,, no other ship was to be rendering...