I was on the Michigan Blue crew from 1991 to 1995 as a reactor operator. I often use my experience on the Michigan as a reference of how bad life could be. But, because of my experience on that boat, I now work at a civilian nuclear power plant. "Learning by burning" has changed my life. Keep the dive to surface ratio at exactly one.
I am glad to see this video. I served on-board this submarine with the blue crew from 200-2005. I had a blast. I miss the people that I served with. Too bad they don't have sub service in the civilian life...
wow! this video made me want to cry. the USS michigan was my husband's and my first comamnd and a big part of our navy and family life. we left he USS michigan right before it when into conversion. lots of good memories!
Frame 1:27 -- Notice the threaded holes for the eyelets so the yard crane can lift the inserts back out. Presto-Magic! Its an SSBN again! That's PLUS 4 in the SSBN category, anytime we need it! Shhhh... don't tell anybody. Its probably a big secret....
I served aboard her as an SSBN from 1989 to 1994. Our cooks were awesome. One from the PI and another a french pastry chef. Our food was great and the Gold crew's was even better! It was a great experience and she is a great boat! Tuebor!
You served on an SSBN? Cool. I am in the 8Th grade and I want to join the navy and get into a submarine career and work on the USS Ohio SSGN. If you want to read a good story about the Ohio SSGN, go to a bookstore- or you can buy online- and look for "silent service: Ohio class" by H. Jay Riker. I am on chapter 3 and I like it. Please E-mail me if you can.
I served on board during 1997 to 2001 and I didn't think the food was that great. Then again our cooks were all retards. So it makes sense that the food was edible at best.
im about to join the gold crew after stand down. what is tuebor? im also ready to hit the deckplates running, get qualed and do what ive been trained to do.
The perfect replacement for the failed arsenal ship concept and a very practical conversion of an existing platform to meet the needs of today's military. Not to mention she carries the name of a very fine state!
my friends dad worked as a engineer on that ship for 8 years
BloodyAscension 2 months ago
Great video... Sub Vet- Holy Lock Scotland. SSBN 635, 654.. Thanks...
DOCCAREY 2 years ago
I was on the Michigan Blue crew from 1991 to 1995 as a reactor operator. I often use my experience on the Michigan as a reference of how bad life could be. But, because of my experience on that boat, I now work at a civilian nuclear power plant. "Learning by burning" has changed my life. Keep the dive to surface ratio at exactly one.
nonsquid 2 years ago
I am glad to see this video. I served on-board this submarine with the blue crew from 200-2005. I had a blast. I miss the people that I served with. Too bad they don't have sub service in the civilian life...
Cheers
Jack-e-joe
irterr19 2 years ago
wow! this video made me want to cry. the USS michigan was my husband's and my first comamnd and a big part of our navy and family life. we left he USS michigan right before it when into conversion. lots of good memories!
2lilluvs 2 years ago
I was there! My hubby is still attached to the USS Michigan. I didn't see him in any of the pics in this video, but I have my own!
trethoma 2 years ago
Frame 1:27 -- Notice the threaded holes for the eyelets so the yard crane can lift the inserts back out. Presto-Magic! Its an SSBN again! That's PLUS 4 in the SSBN category, anytime we need it! Shhhh... don't tell anybody. Its probably a big secret....
PrideRunsDeep 2 years ago
@PrideRunsDeep wow, you must be a genius
185dan 1 year ago
just got orders to the michigan cant wait to get there and hit the deck plates running
etschmitt 3 years ago
I served aboard her as an SSBN from 1989 to 1994. Our cooks were awesome. One from the PI and another a french pastry chef. Our food was great and the Gold crew's was even better! It was a great experience and she is a great boat! Tuebor!
tricestan 3 years ago
You served on an SSBN? Cool. I am in the 8Th grade and I want to join the navy and get into a submarine career and work on the USS Ohio SSGN. If you want to read a good story about the Ohio SSGN, go to a bookstore- or you can buy online- and look for "silent service: Ohio class" by H. Jay Riker. I am on chapter 3 and I like it. Please E-mail me if you can.
joebufffan 3 years ago
I served on board during 1997 to 2001 and I didn't think the food was that great. Then again our cooks were all retards. So it makes sense that the food was edible at best.
ganderson6 3 years ago
im about to join the gold crew after stand down. what is tuebor? im also ready to hit the deckplates running, get qualed and do what ive been trained to do.
etschmitt 3 years ago
Wolveren Power,eh? Lol
SpartanM621 3 years ago
That is one bad ass sub. I hear they have the best food in the military on those boats.
beezalax13 3 years ago
you heard wrong! our cooks suck!!! lol
wazupjones 3 years ago
wooo hooo, I was there lol. sigh, I miss our boys.
ImminentlyWise 3 years ago
The perfect replacement for the failed arsenal ship concept and a very practical conversion of an existing platform to meet the needs of today's military. Not to mention she carries the name of a very fine state!
islandcaptain 4 years ago