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New Pictures from Dennis Nixon
Drum
History
Scrapbook index
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Important information Drum Update from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (thanks to Rick Cotter): As of July 1st.... Ops compartment cut at frame 53. Reactor compartment and half of AMR2 already removed. A big access cut into port side at area of ship's office. All radio, sonar, fire control wireways, cabinets, ventilation ducting removed. Nothing remains but hull, frame bays and decking. Navy Veterans and ex-Shipyard Workers........ The Asbestos and Mesothelioma Cancer Resource Center www.Asbestos.Net Pleural Mesothelioma - Your Mesothelioma Resource www.PleuralMesothelioma.com ---------------------------
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Submarine
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USS Philadelphia 'Finishes Strong' Following
33-Year Service
Multinational Submarines Participate in RIMPAC
2010
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Welcome
My name is Rick Wetmore (former ET1 SS), and I
served aboard the nuclear attack submarine, USS DRUM SSN-677 from 1970 to 1975.
Since first publishing this web page in late 1997, I have received responses
from quite a few ex-Drum sailors. Some have been kind enough to send me some
material for this current up-date of the web page. I have included a Crew List so that former Drum crewmen can add their names and hopefully establish
contact with old buddies.
Many thanks to those who made comments and
suggestions regarding the contents of the Drum page. I still encourage any
former shipmates and crew members of DRUM to comment or contribute to
"our" web page. I would also be happy to hear from any submariner or
others regarding the contents of this page.
Please respond to: Rick Wetmore
(former
ET1 SS)
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This page was updated on August 12, 2010 .
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