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The other men involved in the PT 109 lived very different lives and had many different fates. One didn't survive the war, two more failed to outlive their skipper, and the rest had lives as varied and one should expect - but they were all connected by two things, their trauma bonding about their survival epic in the waters around the Solomon Islands, and their love for Jack Kennedy.

This week's Ghosts are Arlington are:

Navy Seaman First Class Raymond Albert - Bet Olam Cemetery, Beachwood, OH
Navy Lieutenant Leonard Thom - Calvary Cemetery, Youngstown, OH
Navy Ensign Leon Drawdy - Drawdy Rose Cemetery, Orlando, FL
Navy Motor Machinist's Mate First Class William Johnston - Wildwood Cemetery, Seabrook, NH
Navy Torpedomen's Second Class Ray Starkey - ashes scattered at sea
Navy Ensign George "Barney" Ross - St. Luke's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Bethesda, MD
Navy Motor Machinist's Mate First Class Patrick McMahon - Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA
Navy Radioman Second Class John Maguire - H. Warren Smith Memorial Cemetery, Jacksonville Beach, FL
Navy Motor Machinist's Mate Second Class Ed Drewitch - Locus Grove Cemetery, Philo, IL
Navy Chief Engineman Gerard Zinser - Arlington National Cemetery; Section 54, Grave 4089
Australian Royal Navy Lieutenant Reginal Evans - Northern Suburbs Memorial Garden, Ryde, New South Wales, Australia
Native Coastwatcher Biuku Gasa - Vavuvu Village, Kauvi Island, Western Solomons
Native Coastwatcher Eroni Kumana - Kumana Family Cemetery, Gizo, Western, Solomon Islands