Captain Royce Williams - The 50-Year Secret That Could’ve Sparked WW3 | SRS #355

Shawn Ryan Show
Captain Royce Williams is a retired U.S. Navy fighter pilot, Medal of Honor recipient, and veteran of WWll, Korea and Vietnam war. During his 37-year Navy career, he flew 227 combat missions, including a remarkable 35-minute dogfight against Soviet MiG-15s over the Sea of Japan in 1952. The encounter remained classified for decades because of direct Soviet involvement. In 2026, at age 101, Williams received the Medal of Honor for his actions that day.
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0:00 - Introduction to Captain Royce Williams
17:31 - Becoming a Navy Fighter Pilot During World War II
34:44 - November 18, 1952: The Longest Dogfight in U.S. Military History
50:16 - Out of Ammunition and Under Fire from Soviet MiGs
1:05:13 - The 263 Holes in His Panther and the Secret He Kept for 50 Years
1:22:45 - Eisenhower, the Classified Mission, and the Silver Star
1:39:23 - Helping Vietnam POWs and Flying with His Brother
1:54:05 - Fighting to Change Navy Aviation Laws
