PHILIP NOLAN
Philip Nolan, a loner in the Navy, is convicted of treason during the era of McCarthyism and sentenced to "never see or hear of the United States again." He struggles to redefine his life as an outcast and naval prisoner while living at sea for the next seventy years, where he witnesses and takes part in some of the Navy's defining moments in modern history.
A modern adaptation of Edward Everett Hale's classic novel "The Man Without A Country." This is the epic account of Naval Officer Philip Nolan's life sentence at sea.
A modern adaptation of Edward Everett Hale's classic novel "The Man Without A Country." This is the epic account of Naval Officer Philip Nolan's life sentence at sea.