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Submarines

Tony Tee

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I watched a YouTube video. And found it interesting that the United States has a total of 68 submarines. While Canada has 4 submarines and Mexico has none. I wonder if this one has a hemi?
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USS Tusk, Guppy class, built in Philly PA; Diesel electric: Transfered to Taiwan in mid 70s, STILL IN-SERVICE: Sub "battles" NOT FUN!!! When Ivan pings ya, you can't sleep!!
That's a HOAGIE, named after "HOG ISLAND" which was at Philly Navy Yard back in the day

EM2/SS Nuke educated & trained, veteran
 
USS Tusk, Guppy class, built in Philly PA; Diesel electric: Transfered to Taiwan in mid 70s, STILL IN-SERVICE: Sub "battles" NOT FUN!!! When Ivan pings ya, you can't sleep!!
That's a HOAGIE, named after "HOG ISLAND" which was at Philly Navy Yard back in the day

EM2/SS Nuke educated & trained, veteran
When were you in service? I can only imagine the incredible intensity when you were pinged or even you pinging another. Submariners fascinate me. There is a really great movie with Gerard Butler as the commander during the cold war era. I wish I could recall the name - it was so intense I’d love to watch it again.
 
USS Tusk, Guppy class, built in Philly PA; Diesel electric: Transfered to Taiwan in mid 70s, STILL IN-SERVICE: Sub "battles" NOT FUN!!! When Ivan pings ya, you can't sleep!!
That's a HOAGIE, named after "HOG ISLAND" which was at Philly Navy Yard back in the day

EM2/SS Nuke educated & trained, veteran
Ya gotta forgive cr8crshr, he's from the Chair Force.... :lol:
 
I watched a YouTube video. And found it interesting that the United States has a total of 68 submarines. While Canada has 4 submarines and Mexico has none. I wonder if this one has a hemi?View attachment 1403092
I see a fishing pole!

Ya gotta forgive cr8crshr, he's from the Chair Force.... :lol:
I was in the 'Force' and sure didn't get to sit in very many chairs. Only time I got to sit a lot was when I cross trained from 'cops' to transportation. Kinda hard to drive standing up.....
 
USS Tusk, Guppy class, built in Philly PA; Diesel electric: Transfered to Taiwan in mid 70s, STILL IN-SERVICE: Sub "battles" NOT FUN!!! When Ivan pings ya, you can't sleep!!
That's a HOAGIE, named after "HOG ISLAND" which was at Philly Navy Yard back in the day

EM2/SS Nuke educated & trained, veteran
Actually it is a pic of the now gone K Mart Sub Sandwich. Similar to a Hoggie but not the same. Just fixing your mistake from the Chair Force!!! NYUK NYUK NYUK...cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::usflag::usflag::usflag:
 
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I was USAF during the 1970's, and i never heard this tremonology "Chair Force" during my enlistments.
When did this come about?
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Jim V.
 
1982-1984 Schools (BEE, EM "A", Nuke school (Orlando, now gone) & Prototype (S3G, NY) 83-84)
84-88 USS Skipjack out of Groton

We did "ops" with a 688 (brand new boat at the time) 1 yr, they left Groton an hr before us, we had steel nose, so we "went on the step" and beat them to the canyon, "shot" them, squadron & fleet WERE NOT HAPPY to say the least, WE LOVED IT!!

Hammerhead, LUXURY LINER!!! :lol:
 
I remember seeing the submarine races at the drive-in theater when i was young:asskiss::lol:
 
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