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Monthly Archives: June 2008
The deafening sounds of silence.
Bound to happen eventually. LT G, and the Kaboom war blog have been ordered shut down by higher powers. He didn’t violate OPSEC. He didn’t bad mouth the war effort. He didn’t route one post through the chain of command. … Continue reading
Awe-someness
I like to read. Recently, obviously, I’ve gotten into the blogosphere. For the most part, what I find is incessant rambling on the inconsequential (not that my own blog is much better). There are a few gems of literary greatness … Continue reading
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Maybe we’re figuring this stuff out…
NEW HAMPSHIRE christened today. CNN Reports that maybe that modular construction thing is finally starting to pay some dividends. The Navy’s newest attack submarine, the New Hampshire, was christened Saturday, delivered eight months ahead of schedule and $54 million under … Continue reading
New Hampshire, Arriving.
Welcome to the fleet, Virginia Class #5, the USS NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Navy’s newest Virginia-class attack submarine, the New Hampshire, is scheduled to be christened Saturday at its shipyard in Groton, Conn., the Navy announced. Adm. Kirkland Donald, the director … Continue reading
Just doing my duty…
Apparently, ADM Stavridis (along with LTG Caldwell here at CGSC) is on the blogging bandwagon. The process of reading and writing is important, he said, because the nation faces an “innovative” enemy like the Sept. 11, 2001, attackers and South … Continue reading