Good submarine books which cover the history of the development and deployment of boats are few. Great ones are fewer. Some of the great ones…
North Stonington’s Babcock Road in rural southeastern Connecticut runs east-west about a mile and a half to connect two slightly more significant thoroughfares. Telephone and…
When I read Dr. Beynon’s “Ace of Aces” (Jan. 2005, pp. 101-118) I was surprised by his statements that Rolf Mutzelburg, Albert “ADf’ Schnee, Eric…
Mr. Butts is a submarine modeler and is a member of the Subcommittee. The Subcommittee is an organized network of submarine modelers, historians, and enthusiasts…
Ms. Noreen Martin lists herself as an “ex-shipyard worker. “She contributed several articles to THE SUBMARINE REVIEW in 1996 and 1997. While cleaning out some…
It was sometime in the mid-1950s and USS PERCH (ASSP-313 ), a troop transport submarine based at San Diego, was in the middle of an…
Every submariner who has spent a summer at sea knows the high premium the sub community places on quality mid-shipman cruises. This is especially true…
This is not intended to be a book review but rather an encouragement for operators and everyone who plays a role in procuring funds for…
Mr. Friedman is a noted author on naval topics. One of his books is U.S. Submarines since 1945, published by the Naval Institute in 1994.…
CDR Bernacchi is the PCO of USS ALEXANDRIA (SSN 757). He has recently completed the PCO pipeline and prior to that was the Special Assistant…
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