Life Aboard a Boomer report.

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interesting (to me) article:

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Photographer Philip Montgomery and I had been granted permission to chronicle life aboard a boomer—at a perilous time.
Our embed was unique: The arms and technology on board, along with the ship’s routines and missions, are among the government’s most closely guarded secrets.
We’d been told that the number of civilians who had been given this level of access (carrying cameras, no less) was roughly the same as that who have walked on the moon.
 
Interesting... have a good friend who was a cook on fast-attacks.
 
That was a really good read, thanks for sharing.

My bro-in-law's roommate in college is the CO of a fast attack, super neat guy, acts more frat boy (around us) and commander. But I am awed by his responsibility.
 
I spent 3 years on a "Boomer"...
I just don't understand how a coed crew works. Maybe these Gen Z'rs are more sensitive and less horny than we were in the late 80's.
 
My Father in law used to build them in Connecticut as a welder. Travel all over the world to do repairs. Even got a flash trip to Scotland on one.

He served six years WWII and post war before getting a Medical discharge.
 
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