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wizofwas added these comments in the current discussion du jour ...
When this sub came into Kings Bay for supplies, I got lucky and got a tour of it. Real impressive and it's a lot bigger that it looks. Really?! Sounds great. I've toured a number of WWII fleet subs, including one that was docked on the Detroit River still commisioned when I was a boy but I've never been fortunate enough to tour a nuclear sub of any kind. I imagine that while they're still cramped they're nothing like the little tin cans 110 or so officers and men went to see in during the war. And, there's only a couple of heads for all those guys and they had to hot-bunk! -- HP, aka Jerry "And, that's all I'm going to say about that" - Forrest Gump |
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