 | | Welcome to our site, dedicated to the USS Andrew Jackson SSBN 619
There were times when she rode high like the proud lady she was and times when she limped like the old gal she would become, but she always stood tall enough to get the job done. Her place in history as one of the "41 For Freedom" may be unknown to most today and becoming only a clouded memory for many others, but for those who rode her on patrol she will always be the source of great pride and some unbelievable "sea stories".
Denny Olson Request John Hnizdil ET2(SS) is searching for shipmates who served on the USS Ulysses S. Grant SSBN 631 from the keel laying on August 18, 1962 thru disposal in the Submarine Recycling Program on October 23, 1993. Please contact him at JHNIZDIL631@AOL.COM and/or visit www.ussgrant.com.
USS Pompanito SS-383
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This site takes you on a complete tour of the USS Pompanito, SS-383. It is a true virtual tour of a WWII Fleet submarine with the ability to zoom, rotate up, down, left and right. The detail of the photos is amazing; sharp enough to read the gauges is each compartment.
(Thanks to Sam Eddy for the link)
Please take time to read this poem and pass it on to everyone you know. It's time the people in this country understand the sacrifices made by out troops and their families.
USS CARBONERO (SS-337) | .If you were aboard the USS Carbonero (SS-337) during any of the following dates: May & June 1965, August & September 1966 or April & May 1968, you should contact the nearest VA Medical Center and request an evaluation from their Environmental Agents Group.
This was the boat that was used for the SHAD testing to determine vulnerabilities to chemical and/or biological warfare.
For more information contact Ted McAnly - his email address is thmjmac@netzero.net .
If you have sub buddies out there somewhere, please pass this on to them and ask them to do the same to others they know. |
I received this from Brian Spalding. It's a 3 meg. wmv file. A tribute to all our hero's.
It's large, but if you have a high speed connection it's worth it. 
Click on the USMC emblem to start Andrew Jackson Commemorative Items
Where can I get that coffee mug, ball cap, T-shirt, photo of the AJ, etc. Here are a few places you can spend that extra cash you have stowed under the mattress cover.Secretary Powell on Memorial Day
(Worth reading and passing on)
US Navy Drill Team in action.
This is funny
I've received some jokes from some of you and just don't want to laugh alone. So, when I receive a joke and it makes me laugh enough I will post it here. Just click here to laugh!!!!
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We need your help in developing a valid contact list of crew members. Go to the following page:
e-mail addressesWe have found a number of e-mail address that previously were thought to be valid yet appear to be either invalid or otherwise not working. Please help us correct these addresses. Go to the "e-mail" page and check if your name or a shipmates name appears incorrectly and send Denny Olson the correct address.
Thanks Why we honor Veterans!
(Supplied by Carl Haley) Photo Gallery
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Thanksgiving meal November 23, 1967 | Go take a look at the "Before & After" page. Don't be afraid - Add your mug shot.
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USS ANDREW JACKSON ASSOCIATION | Anyone interested in contributing to the photo gallery can send me a photo. (Blue and Gold) Any format will do, including print, negative , slide, electronic, etc. I will try to get all the photos onto the web site. Try to identify the photo as best you can with Name, Rate, Division, Date, Crew, etc. (Thanks to those who have already started identifying the crew and sending me more photos.) | For I am a Submariner
by John Chaffey,
Powell, Wyoming | | What's New
Bill Lary has suggested that I start a page for sea stories. Not that any of you guys would have any. So here goes. Send me your best. But, make my life easy, please, do them up, nice and neat in "MS Word". If it isn't a book that I have to re-type, I will take other formats for those of you with only a pencil. Send them on. | Eternal Patrol
Please help us give a final salute to those who have set the maneuvering watch for the final time. E-mail me names and dates, if available, for those crew members on Eternal Patrol. Thanks,
Denny |
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