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Raul Robles is a chief on a mission. He has 15 years serving aboard fast attack submarines and deep submergence rescue vehicles. Raul balances his work and home life with his wife, Amy Robles and their 3 year old daughter.
Amy has a popular blog womanenriched.com and a podcast, The Family Knot, targeted toward military spouses.
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Mike Fieser is a winner. Besides being and Nuc ET and now a photographer, he won a radio contest to guess his profession. He came up with the ET version of another day at the office. Mike reads the winning entry and tells you what it all means…
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Radm Chuck Beers (retired) was a submariner as his dad before him. He eventually became the commanding officer of the USS Minneapolis / St. Paul, SSN 708. He discusses Starve X 1985, the Butter Liberation Front and the new Virginia Class Subs.
Dolphin Scholarships (must have served 8 years on submarine service and qualified)
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Bob MacPherson is the Lean Submariner, he know efficiency!. He started out as a submariner by chance and did not put in his best effort – to start. After leaving and having the steel industry collapsing in Pennsylvania, he re-joined the Navy and chose to make the most of it. He ended up as a warrant officer and helped a large group of people change their lives for the better.
His favorite and most famous blog: I’d like to be a submariner, how hard can that be?
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Kurt Jarrio, a 20 year submariner was a hard partying, somewhat crazy plankowner aboard the USS Minneapolis / St. Paul. He was tied up by robbers, robbed again outside a pizza place. He landed his wife after just a few days meeting her back in the 80’s. They are still together with 4 successful kids who each have served or are serving in the military.
Great guy, great family, great American (and funny as hell).
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Rich Hust grew up scared he was going to end up in Vietnam doing something he might not like. Instead, after leaving jail, he walked into the Navy recruiter’s office and signed up. That night, he left for boot camp and started his Navy career. The Scamp was his first designation. Rich gives some vivid details on the sights and more importantly smells of this water restricted boat. WARNING, if you are easily grossed out, pick another episode to listen to.
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Dave Butler grew up in a small town in Louisiana. By a twist of fate, he was handed a Naval Academy appointment. As a midshipman, he was first assigned to a surface ship and thought better of it. He ended up on a diesel submarine and never looked back. Dave relives his career including his influences, challenges and triumphs.
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Rich Damm was born and raised on Long Island and decided to join the Navy. He spent several years working as a ballistic missile tech and transitioned to become a successful entrepreneur and owner of 636solutions a tech company that caters to small businesses.
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John Colley is a boarding school and Cambridge University graduate who became a tank commander. He went into finance and eventually became a entrepreneur and the Six Minute Strategist.
Veterans resource.
http://jbdcolley.com/olp019/
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Fred T. Needham (FTN) joined the nuclear Navy way back and saw a lot of changes over the years. He met his wife and got engaged in a week. After 30 years of service he was forced to retire. Fred talks about the FTN fan club, why submarines are the best, and what he thinks about women on submarines.
