Skip to content

theleansubmariner

Steel Boats, Iron Men and their stories (plus a bit more)

  • 41 For Freedom Page
  • About theleansubmariner – Over 921,000 Views (December 3rd, 2025) 581,000 Visitors
  • American Nuclear Submarine History
  • Every Moment Mattered – The Life and Death of Cassin Young, Captain, USN MOH Recipient
  • Lean Learning Resources
  • Mesothelioma and You
  • Now Read This – Submarine Related Books
  • Resources
    • Covid 19 Resources for Active Duty and Veterans
    • Disaster Safety for Seniors and People with Disabilities and their Caregivers
    • Military and Retiree Resources and Special Offers
    • Resources for Caregivers and Those Needing Care
    • Resources for Seniors
    • Veterans Resources including PTSD
  • Submarine Memes for the new Millennium

Blog Log

Blog Stats

  • 924,372 hits

Qual Card

Top Posts & Pages

  • Agent Orange and Guam... Fifty Years of Consequences
  • USS Sam Houston SSBN 609 - The Runaway Raven
  • How MAD were we?
  • USS Thomas Jefferson SSBN 618 - Hostility Against Tyranny
  • “BE BRAVE, STAND FIRM, SHOOT STRAIGHT” USS TECUMSEH (SSBN 628)

Mister Mac

  • djamac101951's avatar
  • Mister Mac's avatar

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 2,174 other subscribers

Category: USS R-9

Navy Day in 1922 – The Thrill of a Lifetime

The weather on October 26, 1922 off the coast of New England was cold with fresh to strong northwest winds The Celebration of Navy Day was in full swing but two incidents were noted in the local paper. The first was a launch fire that endangered the lives of fifteen people who were shuttling out […]

Read More Navy Day in 1922 – The Thrill of a Lifetime

Navy Day in Bridgeport 1922 – Welcoming a Namesake

During the month of October 1922, many cities around the nation welcomed units of the naval service to celebrate Navy Day. These widespread celebrations took many shapes, but one of the more unique celebrations was held in the city of Bridgeport Connecticut. The navy had a ship named USS Bridgeport and by good fortune, she […]

Read More Navy Day in Bridgeport 1922 – Welcoming a Namesake

USS San Francisco SSN 711

USS Halibut SSN 587

USS Indianapolis SSN 697

USS Ohio SSBN 726

USS George Washington SSBN 598

USS Hunley AS 31

USS Los Alamos AFDB 7

Blogroll

  • Got Dolphins?
  • Subase Pearl Harbor Det 716
  • Submarine Art by Tom Denton
  • Submariners World
  • Tender Tales
  • The Nebraska Energy Observer
  • theleansubmariner.com Facebook Page
  • Undersea Warfare magazine
  • Undersea Warfare Magazine Facebook page
Blog at WordPress.com.
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    • theleansubmariner
    • Join 771 other subscribers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • theleansubmariner
    • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
 

Loading Comments...
 

You must be logged in to post a comment.