Today, on the 11th day of the 11th month, we take time to honor the Veterans of our Armed Forces.
USS Texas (SSN 775) recently became the first Virginia-class submarine to operate in the Arctic; here's photographic evidence:
As a shipyard Eng, I had this cartoon frame hanging on my office wall:As a shipyard Eng, I had this cartoon frame hanging on my office wall:
From the Navy website, here's a picture of USS Buffalo (SSN 715) undocking in Pearl Harbor:
Check out this artful photo of USS Texas (SSN 775) departing Groton for her new homeport of Pearl Harbor:
From the official Navy website, here's a picture of the return of USS Scranton (SSN 756) to Norfolk following a deployment to the Med, Indian Ocean, and Arabian Gulf as part of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Strike Group:
From the COMSUBPAC Facebook page, I found a picture of RADM McAneny meeting a legend -- a god, if you will -- University of Nebraska Athletic Director Tom Osborne:From the COMSUBPAC Facebook page, I found a picture of RADM McAneny meeting a legend -- a god, if you will -- University of Nebraska Athletic Director Tom Osborne:
Submarine Group TEN in Kings Bay has been running a blog for a little over a month; here's the link. Most of the posts have been by RADM (or is it RDML now?) Bruner. Looks like it's time to put your bookmarkin' fingers to use.' [...] 
Check out this photo from last month's arrival of USS Hawaii (SSN 776) to her new homeport of Pearl Harbor, in which a Kahuna bestows a blessing on the boat:
Here's an article from his hometown newspaper about the new CO of USS Pittsburgh (SSN 720), CDR Michael Savageaux, along with a video interview:
Here's a picture from the Submarine Group TWO Facebook page showing USS Philadelphia (SSN 690) departing on her final deployment on Monday:
Fireworks in this picture are from the commissioning celebrations for USS North Carolina (SSN 777) last year.
My first boat, USS Topeka (SSN 754), left on deployment earlier this week; here's a picture:
During a visit to Norway last month, the crew of USS New Hampshire (SSN 778) got roped into an international naval parade in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Norwegian Submarine Force. Here's the picture:
From an E-mail I got from a writer for a national publication:
The Navy website has quite a few new photographs of one of my old boats, USS Connecticut (SSN 22), participating in the U.S. - Japan ANNUALEX a few days ago. Here's 
Seattle über-blogger and friend of Submariners 
For the first time in 3 months, the official Navy website had a picture of an SSBN; here it is:
