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USEFUL AND VALUABLE WEBSITES, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! --
1.
The Naval Submarine League:
Annual membership in the NSL is inexpensive, and includes a
subscription to their quarterly journal THE SUBMARINE REVIEW,
a terrific source of info and ideas about submarines. The
NSL has regional chapters all around the country, and local
membership is also included in the basic annual dues. These
regional chapters are very active, holding luncheons, dinners,
memorials, and other events worth attending.
2.
Military.com:
A superb one-stop-shopping source of news, intell, and opinion
essays on all aspects of military affairs, homeland defense,
and serving in the military. To access some of their good stuff
from their public home page, you need to be a member, but it's
free! They have 2-1/2 million members now, up from 2 million
at the start of 2003. I strongly recommend that when you join,
you subscribe to their Early Brief daily (weekday) e-newsletter,
which provides the latest headlines and links to newspapers and
wire-service stories.
A glossy quarterly which is the official magazine of the
U.S. Submarine Force, published by the Department of the Navy.
All issues, including back issues, can be read free on-line.
You can also subscribe for $25 a year by calling 202-512-1800.
I suggest you spend the money and have each issue come in the
mail; one of the best features of this magazine is the series of
full-color photos and diagrams in each issue, some of which might
not be visible on-line depending on your browser software.
4.
The CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation:
Joe's father was an enlisted man in the Seabees. A retired
Seabee reservist, Chief "Stormin' Normand," noticed this in Joe's
bio and e-mailed Joe, and one thing led to another. Joe joined
the Foundation as a Life Member recently to honor his late father's
memory. Annual membership is inexpensive and is open to all, and
includes a quarterly newsletter. FYI, Seabees are active right now
in Iraq and elsewhere around the world, supporting combat operations
and providing humanitarian aid. Normand is helping drive forward
"Operation Seabees Knowledge," to help the American public learn
about these often-forgotten modern heroes. Visit the Foundation's
website, and surf through their history pages! (And in case you're
wondering, CEC stands for the Navy's Civil Engineering Corps.)
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