Q - WHITE SQUALL Pat Kin responds to YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi2rmNfgwY4: "In teaching a group of Ocean Acadamy preppies to become a crew, setting themselves aside for a common goal to do so, the Master Seaman school master Christopher Sheldon, changed the Academy's Musketeer historic motto from "We go one, we go all" to "Where we go one, we go all" as a white squall approached the ship... the final event for the crew. It's not just a quote from a movie. The movie is based on the true story.. occurring in my own day and I remember it well as 4 students died in that storm along with two crew members and Sheldon's wife. Perhaps I remember it so well because the crew facing that squall also had a run in with Cuban enemies during the Bay of Pigs... (the reason I finally joined the Navy literally answering JFK's call.) One of the things I found odd when seeing the movie years later was one character (can't recall but a main one) saying he wanted to go on the treck in order not to be "anonymous" anymore. Not sure what I think of that now... feels kind of weird actually. Anyway, my thought on the meaning of "WWG1WGA" is, just as in the that true story, people had to learn to become a crew, pulling together and ultimately, survive through a great storm. The shoe fits. Edit: Wow, while I was gathering my thoughts to write this, it went from only four posts to a bunch. Ironic really reading the comments and thinking how they all would have gone down with the ship had they not learned to come together before the storm hit. Wow.. just.. wow." Anybody care to weigh in?