Posted on Apr 26, 2016
Twenty Six US Navy Ship Naming Controversies - USNI News
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There'd been a mention of a topic related to this earlier on the site, I'd sent in some thoughts about!it earlier, incl that i of course basically agreed with the prevailing view that basically everyone seemedmto express about it, although I tried to give my thoughts, however, I just thought this website might give some fairly worthwhile factual historical perspective on the entire subject, that's all, honest...
Twenty Six US Navy Ship Naming Controversies - USNI News
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Well this is a hot topic...got heated last night with me and another...! Great story. going to have to edit this one....Maj Werner Saemmler-Hindrichs, I READ THE WHOLE STORY!
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Alan K.
Capt Daniel Goodman - Everything on here is worthwhile, that's why It's so refreshing compared to FB.......You know, what dog are you? what flower are you? what's the first word you see....Etc, Etc, Etc Ad-noseam!
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Capt Daniel Goodman
LOL, OK , understand, personally, I rather compare this site to LinkedIn , though my wife prefers Facebook, more to do family friend and church stuff. Over strenuous mental resistance on my part to it for sevl reasons as to why I prefer the other, I "occasionally" look at a few "semi"-useful and or interesting sites mainly for certain vet type groups, for the most part. I just find LinkedIn to be run on a far higher level to my taste, just the way I'm wired, I guess, LOL. Twitter I never even bother with, though I've found http://www.researchgate.net quite useful comparable to LinkedIn, and highly worthwhile.
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That is quite a list sir. now we have the brew ha ha of the next one being named after a former Michigan lawmaker that is deceased. No wonder the SECNAV has more gray hair then the prez.
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Capt Daniel Goodman
I understand hope of course you found it worthwhile, obviously, if only as I said as historical perspective, of course, though I by all means entirely agree, as I'd said.
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Always heated debate and they are always changing the conventional wisdom and systems. It used to be Battleships were Named for States, Then the Nuclear Cruisers after the first experimental single run versions, Now it is the big Boomer Subs.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Still Proud to call myself a Golden Grizzly and a Razorback. I served on USS California CGN-36 (A Past President's Flagship when I served on it) and USS Arkansas CGN-41 (A Serving President's Flagship when I served on it).
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Capt Daniel Goodman
I follow, I entirely understand, its just that getting some factual perspective merely occurred to me, hope you found it worthwhile, of course, though I of course basically agree with the prevailing view, as I'd said, certainly.
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