I have always felt that the families and friends of the men of the USS Scorpion have a right to know what happened to their loved ones. As a submarine veteran, I have always wanted to know what happened to my shipmates (all submariners are shipmates and any submariner will tell you this). I want to know so that we can make sure it never happens again. I have started my research into what sank the USS Scorpion. I do not know how long this will take, Titanic took more than 20 years. I would to take a poll as I begin my research, thank you.
Article for 27 May 2012: USS Scorpion SSN-589
On 21 May 1968 the USS Scorpion SSN-589 was lost with all hands. My article for next Sunday will be on the USS Scorpion and some of the theories surrounding her loss.
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Tomorrow’s Article on Captain Smith
The article on Captain EJ Smith of the Titanic will post at one minute after midnight. You may follow the link this link http://wp.me/P1MLkF-cu to read the article at that time.
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Commander John Edward Smith: Captain R.M.S. Titanic
Statue of Captain Edward Smith in Beacon Park, Lichfield (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sunday’s article, Titanic: The HMS Hawke, The SS New York, & Captain Smith, will introduce you to a side of Captain Smith no one has seen for 100 years.
Walter Lord said that “… ships had gotten too big for Captain Smith.” The celebrated Titanic author said that Captain Smith wandered away in a daze after the disaster, and described Captain Smith as indecisive.
One blogger on wordpress wrote such a tirade on Captain Smith it hurt my eyes just reading it.
For 100 years Captain Smith has been maligned. Now you will discover the rest of Captain Smith’s story, and you will discover why so many have gotten Captain Smith wrong.
The evidence has been right in front of our eyes for 100 years. It needed a mariner and researcher to identify the clues and point them out for the rest of the world to see.
Nothing surmised or made up, just connecting the dots of over looked and seemingly meaningless actions, misunderstood evidence, and testimony.
Authors and researchers describe Captain Smith as a man admired and respected by subordinates, peers, seniors, and passengers alike. They describe how Captain Smith never raised his voice with subordinates, and yet was always, willingly, and enthusiastically obeyed by juniors. Then they proceed to describe him as outdated and indecisive during the disaster.
There is a reason professional mariners admired, respected, and enthusiastically followed Captain Smith; and this Sunday’s article will reveal those reason’s to you.
Edward J. Smith, captain of the Titanic (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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The Hindenburg LZ-129
A look at the hidden struggles behind the Hindenburg, plus drawings of the ship, photographs, and a look at the Hindenburg disaster (with a brief of just 6 of the many theories).
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