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- Billy
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- Nuclear trained; rate to be determined; submariner
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- EM1 (SS), 1971-1977; USS Permit SSN 594 73-77
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- Proud Navy Veteran
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- My wife has been using navymoms.com, so I thought I'd look for a navydads site.
Info: my son & me
Son: PIR on 1/14/11, going to EM A school, in the nuclear power pipeline and plans to volunteer for subs.
Me: I served 71-77, EM1(SS), nuclear, sub qualified. Served on the USS Permit SSN 594. That was the sister ship of the Thresher. It appeared in some shots in Hunt for Red October and was decommissioned & cut up in the early 90's.
Hometown: Westborough, MA (about 40 mi west of Boston).
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I don't know too many 2nd generation Navy Nukes, I think most of us tend to steer our offspring away from the program, focusing on the negatives vice the positives of the program. It's tough, not much immediate reward, but there aren't too many programs that require as much of a young man or woman and prep them for tremendous success after they leave the Navy. I was more than willing to recommend it to my son, and he's doing very well. Sure, there are some rough patches, but he has always been one to keep his eyes on the prize.