In the spring of 1945, thousands of Soviet sailors arrived at one of the most remote corners of North America. Cold Bay, a windswept harbor at the tip of the Alaska Peninsula, was about to host one of the most unique military partnerships of World War II. American and Soviet sailors were going to train together aboard the same ships against a common enemy. Almost no one on either side of the world was supposed to know about the operation as the Americans helped train the Soviet sailors to