Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, right, presents “The Last Ship” star Eric Dane with a shadow box housing the medals Dane's father earned as a sailor in the late 1960s. (Photo by MC2 Kevin J. Steinberg). Eric Dane isn't a SWO.
He allows himself to bleed out from the gunshot wound he received at the end of last season so that the secret location of the strain dies with him. Elsewhere on the ship, a group of crew members who manage to get free from
“Working on 'The Last Ship' has been pure joy for me, and of course it is in the nature of ships that they move around the world, so I'm looking forward to our proud ship finding many a new berth sailing in international waters,”
“Working on 'The Last Ship' has been pure joy for me, and of course it is in the nature of ships that they move around the world, so I'm looking forward to our proud ship finding many a new berth sailing in international waters,”
On The Last Ship, Eric Dane plays Captain Tom Chandler in the U.S. Navy. But when he discovers that 80 percent of the world's population has died from something called the “red flu,” he becomes much more than just a