Tag: Navy
A Pocket Guide to Hawaii (1940’s version)
The Story of the Submarine Base at Pearl Harbor
Staying on station is crucial
The Dawning of the Polaris Age
The End of an Era – The Last Boat
A Classic Tale of Submarining
The final watch.
The final watch. All of us who ever served on submarines experienced the first watch. The training we received mostly prepared us for that watch. Technical details, readings and normal operations were the expected results. But in the back of our minds, we were trained for the unexpected. What if a system failed. What if […]
Read More The final watch.THE TRIP TO THE SUBMARINE – Key West 1960
Field Trips are Fun I remember as a kid we used to go to businesses on field trips to get a glimpse into what our parents and others did for a living. One year it was a bakery with all of the delicious smells you might expect. Another trip brought us to Menzie Dairy where […]
Read More THE TRIP TO THE SUBMARINE – Key West 1960“Every man seen was at his station” – The tragic loss of the S-51
Every man seen was at his station – The tragic lass of the S-51 Caution – The descriptions are pretty graphic. I have written about the sinking of the S-51 before but today is the hundredth anniversary of the beginning of her recovery and restoration. In their day, the U. S. submarines S-50 and S-51 were the latest and […]
Read More “Every man seen was at his station” – The tragic loss of the S-51
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