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She draws four feet, which is why she can go in, and why everything in there can reach her.
At Kolo Point there is no pier, no crane and no dry dock, only a beach where the PT boats are run up at high water and repaired while the tide is out. Ben Harlow's PT-219 is on that sand with her middle engine apart when word comes that Roy Vessey's boat went into Black Channel and has not come out or answered since.
No destroyer can get inside the reef and nothing flies at night. Harlow takes 219 through the throat under a headland gun and a searchlight, into unsounded water where the chart's inner bar is a dotted guess. Somewhere east of him is a boat exactly like his own, with her crew aboard, or with nobody at all.
