The Submarine Review

MORE ABOUT GHOST OF WAR 28 February 1999 Editor: I strongly endorse Prentice Cushing’s recent review of Ghost of War and offer these additional comments.…

I returned to Pearl Harbor for duty aboard USS GRA YBACK (SSG 574) in August 1962. As a former crew member of a conventional fleet…

There are still submariners around whom, at one time or another and much against our will, were exposed to gunnery and parade-ground drills of the…

Mark 48 Torpedo Certification and Proficiency Firings provided an unusual and perhaps unique laboratory in which the effect of uncertainty on decision-making can be assessed…

And does your submarine have a dorsal rudder, contra-rotating propellers, no bow/sailplanes, a combined rudder/stem planes, and slippery water outlets? Well, mine did. My submarine…

Editor’s Note: This article was prepared for presentation primarily to active duty submariners actually serving in the boats but is considered very appropriate for dissemination…

As the year 2000 approaches, we look to a more advanced and sophisticated fleet of naval submarines-faster, quieter, with extremely efficient and performance-providing military platforms…

Reverend Kellog is a retired submarine officer. While on active duty he was Reactor Officer in ENTERPRISE and commanded both NARWHAL and FULTON. He is…

Editor’s Note: This summary of a recent panel’s analysis and report on the future of America’s need for nuclear armed forces is reprinted with permission…

Lieutenant Pearson’s essay was written while a student qt the Submarine Officers Advanced Course 98050. As the submarine draws closer to the equator, Davy Jones…