Sorry for taking so long to respond Warp. Ambs is on the launch pad and we have a front row seat. Thanks for all you do here on the board. I also want to thank you for your service.
I was with the USS Orion in Sardinia, Italy form 1988-1990. Home port was Charleston Naval Shipyard. Then transferred to the USS Kanopus from 1990-1994 at King's Bay. I feel for you about the time in Charleston working on the sub. It was humid as $0%+**!
I was with the "Dry Dock" in King's bay while working out of the USS Kanopus, Both of my ships were sub tenders and provided every service needed for the SSBN Fleet. We were the pit crew for the subs. I was an Optical specialist (OM) and a Machinist (MR). Worked on many Periscopes. I did not order parts, I made them. Get'em in and get'em under! For everyone else out there, if you every watch "The hunt for Red October" the bridge on sub don't be lookin like dat!
AMBS has put together one hell of a "Pit Crew" and their team effort is about to shine. They are making all the right moves and calling them in advance on the Chairman's Blog. Pretty soon it's going to be 8 ball in the corner pocket, or 9 ball in the side. Whatever, it's going to be lights out for those sitting on the fence and chasing this up.
Have a great weekend and I'm looking forward to an exciting week ahead!
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