sksn
12-03-2006, 07:59
I served abord the USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740). I was wondering if there was any other bubble heads out there?
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View Full Version : any boomers out their? sksn 12-03-2006, 07:59 I served abord the USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740). I was wondering if there was any other bubble heads out there? EUPHER49 12-03-2006, 20:07 SSBN 624 SSN 639 sksn 12-04-2006, 07:45 Thanks It's nice to know I am not the only one out there. md2lgyk 12-04-2006, 13:50 SSBN-654. J T 12-05-2006, 21:56 SSBN-620(Gold) coopal_131 12-05-2006, 22:41 Originally posted by sksn I served abord the USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740). I was wondering if there was any other bubble heads out there? There ain't no slack on a Fast Attack. There ain't no pride on a Trident ride. Both of my old boomers are now SSGNs. Man, I am getting old. :supergrin: EUPHER49 12-06-2006, 06:01 Originally posted by J T SSBN-620(Gold) I originally had orders to the Adams Gold crew in 1970, ended up on Wilson Blue cuz they needed an RO. sksn 12-15-2006, 23:12 heres the link http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=806158352553646384&q=Explosions bubllehead 12-15-2006, 23:42 SSBN-654 patrol 77 SSBN-729 patrol 18 SSBN-736 newcon SSN-719 seaswol 12-15-2006, 23:46 SSN 676 USS Billfish SSBN 737 USS Kentucky(B)Plankowner Wish I could have done more time on SSNs. The final solution to the Cold War. My most memorable day was when the Berlin Wall was torn down. Chris ecestu 12-17-2006, 18:10 SSBN 735 Blue USS Pennsylvania 2000-2002 GotGlock1917 12-21-2006, 23:51 USS Stonewall Jackson, SSBN 634(Blue) Jan. 1980 - Jul. 1984 ajstrider 12-23-2006, 06:13 Boomers? Fast attack tough.... SSN 719 It is funny, I see another SSN 719 guy posting here, I will have to find out who that is. seaswol 12-23-2006, 11:07 The USS San Francisco that recklessly ran into an undersea mountain is going to have her foward section removed. She had a fairly recent refueling. They will take the forward half of the decommisioned USS Honolulu and put the two halves together. Some have joiked that it will be called the USS Hono-Frisco:rofl: The Navy and Electric Boat, for years, have sectioned submarines into various forms from new fast boats (1960's) into the early boomers, the older boomers into spec ops boats etc... Seriously, it is a great tribute to how well the USS San Francisco survivied both due to the quality of engineering and the training of the crew to combat collisions. Terribly, there was one loss of life. Unfortunately most people only hear of the infrequent incidents rather than the major accomplishments of the "Silent Service" - so be it. All of us who served on all submarines, boomers, fast attack, NR1 and our DSRV's post WWII can be very proud that our service was the leading effort to end the cold war. "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and hopefully Peace On Earth" Chris SS398 12-24-2006, 21:56 How about a old DBF?SS-398 bfg1971 03-08-2007, 13:58 NR-1 SSN 703 USS Boston (Decom Crew) SSN 752 USS Pasadena SSBN 734 Gold USS Tennessee SSBN 742 Gold USS Wyoming Sully8019 03-11-2007, 22:16 USS MAINE SSBN 741 (Blue) goldshellback 03-17-2007, 08:22 SSN 717 Olympia - 3 WESTPAC's SSBN 739 Neberaska (G) 2 Patrols SSBN 740 Rhode Island (G) 6 Patrols First boat Fast Boat and never really got used to the Boomer state of mind, but just can't beat the deployment sked. For you younger squids that were lucky enough to stand a few topside mid-watches and love to play HALO...check out the film shorts at tubedaze.com Funny Stuff! squidville_1975 03-18-2007, 20:00 ex-SSBN 727 ex-SSBN 729 Now both SSGNs maddog2020 03-19-2007, 16:33 SSBN-655 (Henry L. Stimpson) SSN-660 (Sandlance) SSN-674 (Trepang) SSBN-634 (Stonewall Jackson) SSBN-734 (Tennessee) SSN-714 (Norfolk) 3 of each, enjoyed both but for different reasons GotGlock1917 03-23-2007, 22:58 Hey Maddog. When were you on the 634? You probably saw my post above. I was on the blue crew '80 thru '84. maddog2020 03-24-2007, 11:59 I was on the 634 (gold) from about 91-93 then it went to decom. maddog2020 03-24-2007, 12:06 coopal_131 wrote: Both of my old boomers are now SSGNs. Man, I am getting old. Guess I'm in big trouble then, most of mine are decom. bubllehead 03-24-2007, 14:33 +1 on tube daze http://www.tubedaze.com/index.htm this is the funniest Sierra i ever heard and he just nails the essence of Squidness. dudes on Georgia ssbn 729:rofl: squidville_1975 03-24-2007, 23:06 Hey Bubblehead, did you ever hear the 729 famous quote: "There goes the fu&%*%ing mail"? bubllehead 03-24-2007, 23:09 yeah! that was a bad day for them, two men a tug and mail including the "package" went down. Rushing didn't have such a good CO tourer. Just bad luck.:shakehead: gage7883 04-03-2007, 23:57 MT3/SS SSBN 739 USS Nebraska jlrmhilton 04-17-2007, 00:16 SSBN 733 (Blue) jsc1959 04-23-2007, 22:54 ssbn/ssn 611 John Marshall ssn 680 bouncin bill bates ssbn 728 florida mm1/ss ret vBulletin® v3.7.3, Copyright ©2000-2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. | ![]() |