Having been recaptured and re-confined, Lt. In attempting to carry out this plan, he jumped through the window of a rapidly moving train at the imminent risk of death, not only from the nature of the act itself but from the fire of the armed German soldiers who were guarding him. During his stay on the U-90 he obtained information of the movements of German submarines which was so important that he determined to escape, with a view to making this information available to the U.S. Izac was captured and held as a prisoner on board the U-90 until the return of the submarine to Germany, when he was confined in the prison camp. President Lincoln was attacked and sunk by the German submarine U-90, on, Lt. Place and date: Aboard German submarine U-90 as prisoner of war. Later, he escaped from a German prison camp. Izac was taken aboard the U-90 as prisoner. On, his ship, President Lincoln was struck by three torpedoes from the German submarine U-90.

Navy on 18 October 1917, she made five successful trips to Europe and back. He transferred to the USS President Lincoln in July 1917. During this time his daughter, Cabell (b. He first served on the battleship USS FloridaВ (BB-30), then after he was promoted from Ensign to Lieutenant (Junior Grade) he signed up for the Naval Transport Service. The day following his graduation from the Academy he married Agnes Cabell, daughter of General De Rosey Carroll Cabell. Paul, MN and the Werntz Preparatory School at Annapolis, MD. An immigration officer changed the family name from Izac to Isaacs when Balthazar entered the United States in the 1850s.Д®douard attended the School of the Assumption in Cresco, IA the high school at South St. He was the youngest of nine children born to Balthazar (born in Alsace-Lorraine) and Mathilda 'Geuth' Izacs (born in Philadelphia, with the family heritage from Baden-Wurttemberg). House of Representatives during the period 3 January 1937 to 3 January 1947.Д®douard Victor Michel Izac was born on 8 December 1891 in Cresco, Howard County, IA. He was a Representative from California to the U.S. military's highest award for valor, the Medal of Honor, for his heroic actions during World War I. Lieutenant Commander Edouard Victor Michel Izac (8 December 1891 - 18 January 1990) was a U.S.

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