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That thing is bad A$$
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Nice Price tag as well, but no one said freedom was cheap!!!!
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How the hell does a sub tap an underwater fiber optic cable and eavesdrop? That's a new one on me and I've been in int'l telecom for 15 years. :eek: :D
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Originally Posted by Love Machine
How the hell does a sub tap an underwater fiber optic cable and eavesdrop? That's a new one on me and I've been in int'l telecom for 15 years. :eek: :D
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There is more top secret stuff on that sub than you can imagine, US subs have the best technology in the world, once submerged try to find it. Our best sub hunters the P-3 Orion cannot find them.
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I don't mind my Tax dollars paying for that as to say other issues......
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Unfortunatly Jimmy carter was one of the worst presidents weve ever had :(
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I just hope they don't send it in by it self without enough help or backup like Jimmy did in Iran right before Regan came in and had to clean it up for him. Nice sub though.
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Originally Posted by Pantera1
Unfortunatly Jimmy carter was one of the worst presidents weve ever had :(
Nice sub Can you imagine such a nice machine defaced with the name of that guy... |
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It is altogether fitting because Carter played a role in helping to construct the US Nuclear Navy.
Navy Career and Marriage The events of World War II (1939–45) motivated many American patriots like Jimmy to enter the military service. There was stiff competition for admission into Annapolis and thus, Carter flung himself into his coursework, studying for a year at Georgia Institute of Technology in 1942. Carter was admitted to Annapolis in 1943 and graduated in the top ten percent of his class in August 1946, just after the end of the war. Prior to his last year at Annapolis, while on leave, Midshipman Carter met Rosalynn Smith, a friend of his sister's. She was only seventeen-years-old, three years Jimmy's junior. When Carter first proposed marriage, she refused him. Early the following year, however, she visited him at Annapolis, and when he proposed a second time she accepted. The two were married in July of 1946. For Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter, the next eight years were typical of a young postwar, American couple. Their first son was born within a year of their marriage, and there would eventually be two more sons and a daughter. Carter worked long hours while his wife worked at home raising the children. Lieutenant Carter selected the submarine service, the Navy's most hazardous duty. One incident during this time clearly illustrated Carter's values and beliefs. While his submarine was moored in Bermuda, British officials there extended a party invitation to white crewmembers only. Partly at Carter's urgings, everyone on the submarine refused to attend. About this time, the Navy was attempting to construct its first nuclear-powered submarines. The program was headed by the brilliant, tough Captain Hyman Rickover. Today regarded as "the father of the nuclear Navy," Rickover was slight, intense and a demanding taskmaster. Carter was assigned to Rickover's research team, and the young lieutenant was pushed mercilessly by the uncompromising captain. "I think, second to my own father, Rickover had more effect on my life than any other man," Carter would later say. One of the two new submarines being built was the Seawolf, and Carter taught nuclear engineering to its handpicked crew. http://www.americanpresident.org/his...y.common.shtml |
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Thank you Marginmn. History will be good to Carter.
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Originally Posted by Pantera1
Unfortunatly Jimmy carter was one of the worst presidents weve ever had :(
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Originally Posted by Pantera1
Unfortunatly Jimmy carter was one of the worst presidents weve ever had :(
Nice sub Yep! |
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Jimmy Carter is a DISGRACE and a traitor......If anything North Korea should name one of it's Subs after him.....
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Peanut Butter ? :chimp:
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Independent
Surplus ok, well then we had a small problem that maybe you heard about. On Sept 11, 2001 we were attacked, and had to clean up one hell of mess that I'm guessing your buddy Billy Clinton had left for us. If Billy had taking care of the problem when it started, like when the USS Cole was attacked maybe Sept 11 would not have happened. I dont know but neither do you. So when you talk about the debt I will agree that it is VERY large, but at least I understand why. Jimmy Carter did nothing for this country that I have ever seen, but cause high interest rates, a week economy, upset every athlet that should have went to the games, and just bring down the whole country where it seemed that we did not even like ourselves. But hay that is just my opion. I'm sure you won't share it but what do I care. |
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PW
You said it ! |
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Independent
Your right lets be honest. My guess is that you are a oso member but did not want to come on here with your real name since four of your five posts are on this subject, so you made this name up. Oh well I get on here to talk about boating and the things I love, I could go on with you for hours, days, and years about how I feel, but I dont believe I will change your mind so lets just go with that. I happaly voted for Bush and would do it again. My guess is that you voted for whats his name and your still unhappy that he lost. The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA spoke and Bush won so deal with it. :p |
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Originally Posted by Independent
I didn't vote for Kerry, I am a Independent.
And I only wanted to post a balanced view about Carter, He was taking it pretty hard. I am a new member, and am not sure I like what I see. Just remember, The American people gave the Democrats more votes than the republicans in 3 of the last 4 Presidential Elections. Your time is almost up, Bush won by creating fear, and it won't work again. |
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Independent.
7 posts and 6 here registered yesterday, what's your usual screen name? and how much conviction do you have in your guy if you bother registering another name and posting without showing your real identity... |
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nice...
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Originally Posted by Independent
I would hope you don't piss on everyone who holds different views from yours, your post is a example of why this place doesn't seem so inviting to new members, in fact seems kinda hostile
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The new sub is a great addition to the fleet, but it's bad news for General Dynamics Electric Boat Division. They probably won't be building any more. Which is really bad for that industry. Employees with the necessary training and skills to build subs like that are impossible to come by. They will undoubtedly be laying off people and those skills and expertise will go with them. If Congress ever approves funding for another sub GD will be hard pressed to find people.
That's why Congress ok's the funds to build what few Seawolf class subs we have in the first place. GD pleaded with them to approve the funds just so they could keep what people they had. Too bad. |
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Originally Posted by Independent
I am a new member, Thanks for the warm welcome. :rolleyes:
Jimmy Carter did nothing but damage to this country during his admin . Like I said before if ya dont feel welcome .GTFO :drink: |
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Originally Posted by Independent
Those longtime members were posting on this thread about a new sub, they ignored the threads topic and attacked a former US President, I didn't Imagine it, it happened, go look at the posts, Most people call this trolling.
Thats what the haters say, but still no examples have been given. |
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nice... my kind of thread...
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Originally Posted by Independent
I am a new member, Thanks for the warm welcome. :rolleyes:
The name is new the story is old, anyway like I said Welcome back :drink: |
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Originally Posted by bajabob38
Welcome back crash, winstonsmith
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Originally Posted by Independent
So Bob, What do make of this ?
"the Pentagon announced that as many as many as 100,000 American service members might have been exposed to nerve gas when American combat engineers blew up the Kamisiyah ammunition depot in southern Iraq in March 1991, shortly after the war." :eek: http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/a/119387.htm NEW YORK (CNN) -- Eight days of military logs covering a period when U.S. troops might have been exposed to nerve gas and other Iraqi chemical weapons shortly after the 1991 Gulf War cannot be found despite an exhaustive search. "The missing documents cover a period when U.S. troops blew up an Iraqi chemical weapons depot and could be crucial to Gulf War veterans who believe their health problems are linked to chemical weapons exposure." " The Defense Department, which at one time had denied to Congress that such combat records existed, released them last year to a Georgia veterans group that sought them under the Freedom of Information Act. When the veterans group noted several pages from the logs were missing for key dates, the Pentagon said it would investigate. But the Pentagon on Wednesday said it had not turned up any additional pages that would fill the gaps. " :mad: http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/05/missing.records/#logs Let me contact my expert adviser catmando to see what he thinks,I'll get back to you |
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Originally Posted by bajabob38
Let me contact my expert adviser catmando to see what he thinks,I'll get back to you
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Originally Posted by Independent
So Bob, What do make of this ?
"the Pentagon announced that as many as many as 100,000 American service members might have been exposed to nerve gas when American combat engineers blew up the Kamisiyah ammunition depot in southern Iraq in March 1991, shortly after the war." :eek: http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/a/119387.htm NEW YORK (CNN) -- Eight days of military logs covering a period when U.S. troops might have been exposed to nerve gas and other Iraqi chemical weapons shortly after the 1991 Gulf War cannot be found despite an exhaustive search. "The missing documents cover a period when U.S. troops blew up an Iraqi chemical weapons depot and could be crucial to Gulf War veterans who believe their health problems are linked to chemical weapons exposure." " The Defense Department, which at one time had denied to Congress that such combat records existed, released them last year to a Georgia veterans group that sought them under the Freedom of Information Act. When the veterans group noted several pages from the logs were missing for key dates, the Pentagon said it would investigate. But the Pentagon on Wednesday said it had not turned up any additional pages that would fill the gaps. " :mad: http://www.cnn.com/US/9612/05/missing.records/#logs Yes I wonder what fatmanpoo would think of this :rolleyes: |
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Don't blame it on Clinton, he was too busy trying to put cigars and cigar shaped organs into Monica to be bothered with anything related to running the country.
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Supercrash,
Lets talk about Manatees! MD :D |
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Talk about getting the facts straight, read my post. I said nothing about
intercourse. I didn't say where the cigar went and where the cigar shaped organ went. By the way, welcome back. |
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Another unproven conspiracy theory :rolleyes:
Im just curious what your motives are here ...I thought you were only defending Jimmy Peanut.. Now your spewing your twisted ideology .. |
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Originally Posted by Independent
What are you talking about ?
This is a Zogby poll, one of the most respected pollsters in the USA. His poll says over half of the people living in NY think there were people in the Bush administration that knew the attacks were coming and let them happen. None the less its about "Beliefs" Real accurate im sure ..like the exit polls in the last election :rolleyes: Dont you have any facts chicken little ? |
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Originally Posted by Independent
It's easy, You ask the question and the people give a answer, Millions of people in NY said they think that "they knew"
Here is a fact >>> http://www.consumerwatchdog.org/util.../pr003708.php3 Do you think Arnie really forgot what the meeting was about ? I could tell you what it was about, why can't he ? Your all over the place ..and they are all conspiracy theories! You may need proffesional help ..You call others here haters ? Your the biggest hater ive seen ..which would also make you a hipocrit ! A poll of random new yorkers about something they "THINK " "MIGHT" have happened is like asking if someone knew they were going to fart after eating that chili ..NOONE CARES |
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