| Meeting the Great Ones 
					 Cdr. O'Kane's Home Project by RM Stroud
 Profiles 
					 For the Love of USS Barb by JO1 Diane Perry
 Looking Back 
					 Christmas Eve in DaNang by Gary Walker
 [added 
        12/2005]
 
 
  A Journey of 
        Yesterdays by Dave 
        Eberhart
 [added 
        12/2004]
 
 
  Tailor-mades Lost by George Herold
 [added 
							10/2003]
 
 
  A Dream by Jim "the General" Patton
 Life on a Submarine 
         Daddy? by Bob "Flapper" 
        Parker
 [added 7/2006]
  21st 
        Birthday by Paul "PEP" 
        Perris
 [added 7/2006]
  Radio 
        Shock by Greg 
        Cannon
 [added 7/2006]
 Admiral 
        Rickover's Praise 
 by Toby L. 
        Currier
 [added 2/2006]
 "Snorkel" 
        the Hardhead Mouse 
 by Jack aka 
        COB
 [added 11/2004]
 Resident 
        Expert 
 by Robert "Dex" 
        Armstrong
 [added 1/2003]
 Archerfish - Operation Sea Scan
 by Mike Giambattista
  USS PICUDA News Years Eve 1943 by George Herold
  Adventures of a Zule Five Oscar by Glenn Damato
  The Typewriter Klaxon by Everett Mauger
  Angles, Dangles and Gumby by Sean Dupre'
  How the Halfbeak became the Halfbent by Mike Nardelli
  38 Years Ago Under the Stars by Gary McLaughlin aka Cowboy
  Wound Up by Gary Sievers
  House That? by Gary Sievers
  Queenfish Memories by Richard B. Fason
  Under the Bridge with Decks Awash by Harry "Greek" Shuris
  Down Ladder! by Gil Frydell
  A Lesson in Metamorphasis: USS Perch by Chuck Elliott
  Sea Cat's "Third Periscope"
							by Gil Frydell
  Heavy Duty Supply Officer:
							by Jack Liike
  Frozen Squid a la Tigrone:
							by Charles Corbin
 Getting into Submarines 
					 Movie Run to Sub School by Richard B. Fason
 Earning Your Dolphins 
					 Qualifying the Submarine by Kevin Flatley
  Clear the Bridge by Steve Shelby
  Sniffing Out Beer on the Beach by Huey
  Mr. Tirante by Bill Enneis
  Wahoo Arriving... by Steve 
							Bateman
 Liberty Call 
         Holy Loch Beer Bash
 Bad Day for Waterskiing by Mike 
							Nardelli (3/2002) 
  Black Suits and Dark Glasses (7/2001) by Wally Gage
  Beer Rabbit by Dave Hussey
 Near Disasters 
					 A Field Day to Remember by William K. Isaksen
  The Cuban Missile Crisis by NOVA, featuring Patrick Householder
  Left on the Bridge During a Dive by Mike Henry
  USS Skate: Romancing the Bottom by Otis Franks
  Pennies on the Hatch by Chuck 
							Elliott
  Frozen Hatch by Chuck Elliott
 On Patrol  
         Confessions of a Bridge Phone Talker by Tom Kelly (added 
        10/27/2006)
  Cycling Vents by Vern Waldrip (added 
        1/1/2006)
 How Cutie 
        Saved Our Christmas Eve 
 by George 
        Folta (added 12/19/2003)
 Getting Religion 
 by Len Scuito 
								(added 1/13/2003)
  Small Boat Transfer - Nassau by Patrick A. Hendren 
								(added 12/5/2002)
  Driving Miss Scranton by Brad Arendt 
								(added 9/9/2002)
  Man Overboard Drills by Gary Teleky 
								(added 12/8/01)
  Trim Dive on USS Sea Owl by Bill Now 
								(added 9/29/01)
  The Battle of Barf in the South China 
									Sea by Pete Neild 
								(added 9/10/01)
  Time to get up,Captain by SA/SS Feducia 
							(added 9/6/01)
  Clear Baffles by Jim Combs 
								(added 7/14/01)
  The Thresher and My Last Day at Sea by Paul Hartridge 
								(added 5/4/01)
  Collision at Sea... Not! by 
								Bill Enneis
  Weld Watch by Chuck Elliott
  Hover Surface? by Charlie Perry
  The Mighty Mine Dodgers by 
								Willie (Dub) Noble
  The Kangaroo Express by Eugene 
								Mazza
  Venting the Depth Detector by 
								Jose Gomez
 | Basic 
						Rules for Sea Stories: The main difference between a Sea Story and a Fairy 
						Tale is: 
					
						Fairy Tales begin with, "Once Upon a Time..."
					
						Sea Stories begin with, "This ain't no s**t! Of course, the alternate method of delivering a Sea 
						Story is to omit the above, but immediately following the story, the teller 
						must claim that, "This is a Genuine No Sh***er!" 
					
						Note: "Genuine" is properly pronounced, "GEN-U-WINE". 
							To pronounce it any other way is a dead giveaway that you're really just a 
							target sailor! Other Sea Story Sources: |