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Hey Bill, I recently found your “Submarine Sea Stories” on Spotify. You have become one of my new best friends on my commute! I am a former STS2 on diesel boats as well as fast attacks. I was actually shipmates with Mike Fieser (eps. 31).
I just wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed your podcasts. Keep up the good work!
Bill,
Came upon your Submarine Sea Story podcast a while back. Great job!
I was an IC nuke (they don’t have them anymore) from 74-80, onboard the Seawolf 575. I’d bet you’d agree that it’s hard to believe the important stuff we did back then as very young men.
Thanks again for your podcast. Brings back many memories, and those experiences led me to a successful and happy life.
Ken
Former EO, Throttleman, AEA, SEO and SRO
The Mike Fieser interview(episode31) reminds me how much I’ve forgotten. It was fun to rekindle hidden memories I especially
enjoyed the this episode because it centered on
those thing familiar to ET’s and EM’s.
AEA,RT,RO, EWS SSN-698 1980-1985
Hi Bill,
Really enjoy submarine sea stories. Was wondering if they’ll ever be back? I think they are personal, interesting and so entertaining. Hoping they’ll make a return some day.
Hope you are well!!
Bill I love your sea stories podcast and hope you are able to continue doing them. There’s a semi famous ex sonar operator named Aaron ‘Jive Turkey’ Amick who I think would be great for your show. He already has a popular YouTube channel where he show cases basic submarine tactics and talks about sonar in general (nothing classified).
Good afternoon Bill,
I have always been interested in submarines in particular World War II submarines.
I would love to hear stories from World War II veterans of submarines. Maybe this could add to your collection, you do a wonderful job of the submarine stories and I’m looking for more.
Thank you.
I’ve been enjoying your podcasts — they bring back memories of my 4 years as a nuke EM1(SS) on the USS Permit SSN594. Interesting note: the Permit was a stand-in for the Red October for the drydock shot.
I served on the Permit 1973-1977. AEA, Throttleman, EPCP, EWS, AEF, COW.
Interesting stories come to mind… flooding at test depth, first time to test depth & many more.
-I love to share my story about my time in Navy 1980-2003; SSB 592, 708 SSNB 729 , 726, 734
Just read your blog post on Chief’s from the old Blue Jackets Manual. BZ again.
As a naval history researcher maybe you can help me verify a quote I read years ago, purportedly from the old Watch Officers Guide from the pre-UCMJ Rocks and Shoals days.
Words to the effect “Sailors are sly, cunning and bear watching at ll times.”
Bill,
been slowly listening through the podcasts (currently listening EP22). Curious if there are any after December 2020?
Retired submariner (20 years service)
USS Tautog SSN-639 (91-95)
USS Hawkbill SSN-666 (97-99)
USS Augusta (2000-2004)
I am a retire Submarine Chef, Served on the 592, 729,708, 734
I believe I went to nuke school with you. 8108. Brian Long and his trans-am and Florida
Class 8108
We had a conversation before your Pearl Harbor presentation in McKeesport last December. I told you I was an engineer for Westinghouse and while at Groton CT had the experience of walking under the George Washington while it was in dry dock. Also, while at NEU Millstone nuclear power plant in Waterford CT, I saw the Skipjack displayed alongside the road I was traveling. My mistake- it was the Albacore. It is in Albacore Park located at 569 Submarine Way in Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03801.
Cool!