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Makes you wonder where they will draw the line on filtering your search results. What if they filter out anything that isn't "green" enough for them the next time you are looking for a new coffe pot or garbage can? or they filter out the best winter jacket because it wasn't made in a union shop? or they eliminate an industry leading lubricant because some "greedy" oil corporation developed it? or I can't find a church to visit while on vacation because they eliminated all the "homophobic" churches from the search results? or I can't find a specific business because they donated to the "wrong" political party?
You get the picture.
You get the picture.
The search will work, just not the shopping screen. Makes it harder to find results.
Probably. pretty stupid
Yes GB
I was a Bubblehead. 1985-91. SSN-611 USS John Marshall.
Part of the "war on terror" before we called it that.
^This!!!
Jedi.
but cool at the same time.
Cool where were you based out of. Although by the time you got out I was still in school.
BTW looks like you "broke" your sub. 
USS John Marshall (SSBN-611) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Homeport Norfolk
Ports of call: (spelling may be off)
Lamodaline, Italy
Palau, Italy
Haifa, Isreal
Gibralter
Toulon, France
Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico
St. Croix, US Virgin Islands
Airports transited thru:
Sigonella, Sicily
Rome, Italy
Tel Aviv, Isreal
Probably about twice as many as shown, I'd have to look thru pics.
Then there was a bunch of countries we Op'd off of. I could tell ya, but......
If you've seen the submarine in "Act of Valor", that's what we did.
Transported "personel" to countries to do "short time projects"
In "Act of Valor" the sub had one DDS. We could carry 1 or 2.
Dry Deck Shelter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Notice the age of my sub on the list.
What they take as a matter of fact now, we did as "research" then.
When you say "research", think "scary"
Ports of call: (spelling may be off)
Lamodaline, Italy
Palau, Italy
Haifa, Isreal
Gibralter
Toulon, France
Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico
St. Croix, US Virgin Islands
Airports transited thru:
Sigonella, Sicily
Rome, Italy
Tel Aviv, Isreal
Probably about twice as many as shown, I'd have to look thru pics.
Then there was a bunch of countries we Op'd off of. I could tell ya, but......
If you've seen the submarine in "Act of Valor", that's what we did.
Transported "personel" to countries to do "short time projects"
In "Act of Valor" the sub had one DDS. We could carry 1 or 2.
Dry Deck Shelter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Notice the age of my sub on the list.
What they take as a matter of fact now, we did as "research" then.
When you say "research", think "scary"
Forgot
Yes, they decommed just after I left. They finished the med run, then one more OP.
PS. Be careful asking about subs. Apparently I run on.
Yes, they decommed just after I left. They finished the med run, then one more OP.
PS. Be careful asking about subs. Apparently I run on.
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Wild Deuce
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Was it a nice ship? (sorry, ... couldn't help it )
)Was it a nice ship? (sorry, ... couldn't help it
u would!!!
It's a boat you Jarhead!
No, she was ugly.
They said we were always at the end of the pier for security purposes.
I thought it was so we didn't scare the women and children.
The first class of missle boats were the George Washington class.
They cut an attack boat in half, welded in a missle section.
Ethan Allen class (my boat) was 1st designed as missle boat.
They only built 5, learned lessons and built scores of the next classes.
See, I ramble.
I know what you were saying, ships.
Hahahahah
They said we were always at the end of the pier for security purposes.
I thought it was so we didn't scare the women and children.
The first class of missle boats were the George Washington class.
They cut an attack boat in half, welded in a missle section.
Ethan Allen class (my boat) was 1st designed as missle boat.
They only built 5, learned lessons and built scores of the next classes.
See, I ramble.
I know what you were saying, ships.
Hahahahah
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Tent? Tent? .... we dont neeed no steenkin tent!
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Military Rifle Match @ NPCCC
In case anyone is interested, the annual Military Rifle Match at NPCCC will take place on July 29th this year. I know that is the same day as the July NWI INGO Meet & Shoot. I thought I would mention it in case anyone doesn't feel like driving all the way out to Winamac but still has an itchy trigger finger that weekend. It might be cool to have an unofficial NWI INGO team. If anyone is interested, let me know and we'll see if we can set up a dial-in 'n' zero day at Jasper-Pulaski between now and July 29th.
In case anyone is interested, the annual Military Rifle Match at NPCCC will take place on July 29th this year. I know that is the same day as the July NWI INGO Meet & Shoot. I thought I would mention it in case anyone doesn't feel like driving all the way out to Winamac but still has an itchy trigger finger that weekend. It might be cool to have an unofficial NWI INGO team. If anyone is interested, let me know and we'll see if we can set up a dial-in 'n' zero day at Jasper-Pulaski between now and July 29th.
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