There probably is not much footage of these submarines of the 616 and 640-class FBM submarines and the 613 and 637-class attack submarines because they operated during the height of the Cold War. I served aboard the 631 when it was decided that American submarines would have their orange emergency radio transmitter buoys painted black and welded in place so they could not be released. We also painted out the white hull numbers to confuse Soviet observers. Those were exciting times then.
I was never on a "boomer". Served on "Smoke Boats" and one fast attack. (688)
Otswartz 1 week ago
1967-1985, SSBN641(B), SSBN625(B), SSBN627(B) & SSBN657(G), FBMSTC ChasnSC, MOTU-14 Kings Bay, GA.
MrThelt102 1 week ago
1972 - 1980
derfdeer 1 month ago
KAMEHAMEHA (SSBN 642 BLUE) 72-75
poggio5822 2 months ago
Kamehameha (SSBN-642 Gold) 85-88 Tied up to the Hunley in Holy Loch
jodifu6274 4 months ago
Kamehameha (SSBN-642 Gold) 85-88
jodifu6274 4 months ago
i was on the USS Daniel Boone SSBN 629 1973 to 1979
54Ripster 7 months ago
I was on the USS Bergall SSN667 for 5 years and then the Sam Rayburn SSBN 635
derfdeer 8 months ago 2
@derfdeer When did you do your time??
Dewdad30 1 month ago
I served on the USS Spadefish SSN 668
cheekster96 9 months ago 2
USS Hunley was my first duty station.
TheAGAPETUS 10 months ago 2
There probably is not much footage of these submarines of the 616 and 640-class FBM submarines and the 613 and 637-class attack submarines because they operated during the height of the Cold War. I served aboard the 631 when it was decided that American submarines would have their orange emergency radio transmitter buoys painted black and welded in place so they could not be released. We also painted out the white hull numbers to confuse Soviet observers. Those were exciting times then.
Nanjing03 1 year ago
I wish today's submarines could be like the SSRN. SEAVIEW, from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
thanks,
C.N.
CaptainNemoful 1 year ago