Make no mistake. Rickover wanted me too. He told me so, repeatedly. He thought me the ne plus ultra for the nuclear propelled peopled navy and it was hard to tell him to get lost. You see he was a very very very smart man and could not get lost even if he tried, very hard.
I was still in the shadow of the Air Force when the Titan II left the silo and 100% of the Air Force said they could neither confirm nor deny that that missile in the silo had a 9 megaton warhead on it when it exploded..
It was kind of like the B52 refueling on the ground in the same time frame when it's wing fell off.
I changed my life plans at that point and did join the navy, Admiral Rickover be danned.
no, not a typo or don't know how to type damned.
I changed my life plans at that point and did join the navy, Admiral Rickover be danned.
no, not a typo or don't know how to type damned.
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Aww... should've gone nuc!
(McKee interviewee 1987)
because... as we used to say, "most people have more fun before 9am than we have all day"
Glad I did it, but not sorry I left it either. My blood pressure has been better since.
I should hope so!!!!
No, we did not like him either. He was a nasty piece of work.
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