US Submariner INFOLINK

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USS Nautilus
by Albert K. Murray
USN Art Gallery
View from The Periscope

United States Submarine Force
Medal of Honor Recipients

Looking Up Submarine Stuff

US Submariner

Infolink
A collection of links to many Submarine
resources on the web as well as to more
generalized military and U.S. Navy websites.

ON THIS DAY
IN UNITED STATES SUBMARINE HISTORY

The "On this Day" website is maintained
by Myron Howard. The Database is
compiled and maintained by Jim Christley.

And like a TV ad: "But wait - there's more".
Jim "Red" Lawton has an FBM ALMANAC
It is linked from Jim's homepage

NOTICE:
February 2008
This section and a few subordinate pages are undergoing a major consolidation involving merging several separate pages of info into a more useful single resource. Plus I am doing dead-link checks and culling the outdated and/or irrelevant stuff. So each time you visit this month you will find a gradual improvement (at least that is my goal) Links checked OK Feb 2008
..........Sid Harrison Owner, operator and compartment cleaner..

Specialized Submariner Speech - From WWII to the Present
An online research paper by Tammy L. Goss - 2004

*Military Section of The Day* (NLON)**	KingsBayPeriscope.com
SUBMARINE FORCE HISTORY via Undersea Warfare	Undersea Warfare Magazine
COMSUBPAC	COMSUBLANT
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL VESSEL REGISTRY
SUBMARINE	AUXILIARY SUBMARINE
Ballistic missile Submarine (NUCLEAR-POWERED)	GUIDED MISSILE SUBMARINE
SUBMARINE (NUCLEAR-POWERED)	SELECT THE HULL TYPE
Historical Navy Ships Association	US Navy Submarines 1940-45
Through The Looking Glass	Submarines - From NAVSOURCE
Silent Service Web Ring	Submarine Recycling Program
Martini's Fleet	PIGBOATS
Extensive SubSite Links via DUTCH SUBS	Submarine Research Center
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships	Fleet Submarines.com
US Naval Submarine League	Submarine Officer On-Line Network
THE US NAVY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION	Electric Boat
The sinking of the Scorpion	USS HAWKBILL (SSN 666) - SCICEX 99 (CSP)
A REAL USN YELLOW SUBMARINE via Grog Carpenter's USS Menhaden page	Google Search Results SCICEX-99 Undersea Science at the Top of the World
Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat (Just for kids) via World Wide School Library	Google Search Results ARCTIC SUBMARINE LABORATORY
A nice collection of U.S. Submarine Links via USS Pampanito (NMMA site)	IDAHO SUBMARINES via Rick Rowe's Homepage
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park and USS Pampanito	Los Angeles Class Submarines Namesake List
U- Boat Net	More 688 Class Info here - photos too.
SUBMARINE WARFARE via THE FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SCIENTISTS	A SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: The Deep Dive of USS CHOPPER SS-342
Thomas A. Edison Unorthodox Submarine Hunter	DOL - Veterans' Employment and Training Service
SILENT SERVICE from THE HISTORY CHANNEL	US Naval Reserve Force Site Map .mil
SUBMARINE FORCE HISTORY via CSP .mil	Pacific Northwest Submarine Heritage Assoc
NAVPERSCMD - DIRECTIVES and PUBS .mil	Tender Tales
NARA - Military Service records National Personnel Records Center	NAVPERSCMD - USN RETIRED ACTIVITIES BRANCH .mil
Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory NLON	From the Office of Naval Research: BLOW THE BALLAST!
Navy Fact File: FBMs	Navy Fact File: Fast Attacks
US Naval Academy	NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD
CINCPACFLT	Magazines that Publish Reunion Announcements .mil
USN - LIFELines Services Network	SUBMARINE RESCUE
SUBMARINE WORLD NETWORK (1000+ links)	Kevin Owen's ICQ List for Submariners
SubVets Rv'ers	SUBMARINEMUSEUMS.ORG
Don Gentry's Submarine Sailor.com Check Don's Giant List of Submarine BBS'	Neal Steven's DEEP DOMAIN The Deep Domain's CyberSub Flotilla

A listing of known active volunteer
submarine memorial restoration links

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USS TORSK (Baltimore)
USS CAVALLA (Galveston)

The Joe Negri Award
Plus a link to the history of 40 School St. in Groton, CT
and the role of Joe Negri in founding USSVI.

Link Collection of, and about, WWII Submarine Veterans

Go to the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard ex-Yardbird Homepage
There are links on the site for e-mailing comments for inclusion in their message board.
Also there is some narrative on the history of the yard and the closing in 1996

To anyone on the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard ex-Yardbird Message Board:
I am still looking for info on any submarine plaques or memorials that are in the PhilaNSY area. Here is the link for USS BECUNA as shown in the INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM website.

Thanks in advance for any additional info. Feel free to e-mail me of anything new that comes to mind. Contact me HERE

A list of links relevant to Submarine Preservation and Restoration

NAUTICAL STUFF Flags - Morse Code - Knots

USN/USMC - MARS DOD Sponsored - Send a MarsGram to someone in the service

Want to buy a berthing barge? Try the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service

........DOLPHINS, PATCHES & INSIGNIA LINKS........

A GREAT COLLECTION OF DOLPHINS
via Greg Peterman MMCM(SS) USN/Ret

MORE DOLPHIN LINKS:

Cdr. Jones' Top Page Of Submarine Insignia

Cdr. Jones' US Submarine Insignia Photos

Cdr. Jones' Link to the ALL HANDS photo collection of US Submarine Insignia

Cdr. Jones' Information Page on United States' Sub_Insignia

Dolphins Around The World

WARFARE PINS/BADGES via 1999 ALL HANDS MAGAZINE

McGrogan's Military Patches (They sell 'em)

WWII SUBMARINE INSIGNIA via Frank Toon

Submarine Patches (SSN-571 through SSN-22) via the E.B. FAIRWATER STORE

Naval Submarine League The Naval Submarine League was formed in 1982 with 4000+ members (1/4 are active) and allows it's members to demonstrate their strong and continuous support while providing a forum wherein this group can become acquainted with and educated on significant details of the goals and issues confronting the Submarine Force.

From HOW STUFF WORKS: Photonics Masts Replace Periscopes and how they will work
Also see their LINK PAGE for submarine stuff

FAST ATTACKS AND BOOMERS IN THE COLD WAR
An exhibition presented by National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution

Do you miss those old patrol movies? Look 'em up on the THE INTERNET MOVIE DATABASE

Submariners Association of Canada
USNTC Bainbridge Association
Veteran's News and Information Service
Military Veterans Patriotic Service Organizations of America
American Legion
WWII Veterans Web Site
Retired Enlisted Association
Disabled American Veterans (DAV)
National VFW
Getting Medals you earned.
Fleet Reserve Association (FRA)
USS SPERRY AS-12 ASSOCIATION
USS George Washington Carver Association

CNIC LINKS
Whats a CNIC? [ CNIC SITE INDEX Find your region and then your Base ]
Established on October 1, 2003, Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) is the Echelon II command under the Chief of Naval Operations responsible for Navy-wide shore installation management. The stand up of CNIC was an effort in the continuation of fleet and regional shore installation management organizational alignment that began in 1997 with the reduction of installation management claimants from 18 to 8. The intent of CNIC is to establish a single shore installation management organization that will focus on installation effectiveness and improve the shore installation management community's ability to support the fleet.

Commander, Navy Installations Command has overall shore installation management responsibility and authority as the Budget Submitting Office for installation support and the Navy point of contact for installation policy and program execution oversight.

Commander, Navy Installations Command Headquarters is located in Building 168 on the Naval District Washington Anacostia Annex in Southwest Washington, D.C.

Naval Submarine Base New London     CNIC
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay     CNIC
Naval Base Kitsap     CNIC
Commander, Navy Region Hawaii     CNIC

the All Hands archive
[ Copied from the ALL HANDS website]

Magazine of the U.S. Navy
The first "issue" of All Hands was printed as the Bureau of Navigation News Bulletin No. 1 (dated Aug. 30, 1922). Twenty years later, the title was changed to Bureau of Naval Personnel Information Bulletin. As America claimed "Victory in Europe" on the cover of June 1945, the magazine's new banner read, All Hands, and the name stuck.
We believe it's important to make the Navy's history, as documented in All Hands, accessible to everyone. In January 2003, we completed a two-year project to archive every back issue (more than80 years worth) in Adobe Acrobat® format. Since June 2002, every new issue is being offered in both Adobe Acrobat® format and the interactive Macromedia Flash® format.
Please note that the Acrobat files are saved at 150 dpi to ensure acceptable print quality. While this results in a slightly larger file size than that required for Web-only viewing, we believe this is a better option for archival purposes.

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