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Damage control.
First of all, fair winds and following seas to CWO2 Robert Morrow and thank you for all the work you have done for Submarine Damage Control, and the Submarine Auxiliary community.
I am MMC/SS Fannin reporting from the USS Jefferson City SSN-759. I am qualified on 637, and 688I class submarines, with tours as Damage Control Petty Officer on both classes of boats. So I know how important good information in a FLASH and support from the Safety Center can be at the deck plate level.
School--In the 7 surveys I have done, it is apparent that the Damage Control Petty Officer School (CIN A-495-2054) is being underutilized. This school offers a great opportunity to …
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- Damage control.(Warnings, Cautions and Notes)
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Magazine article from: FLASH
July 1, 2009
700+ words
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- Damage control.
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Magazine article from: FLASH
Morrow
July 1, 2006
700+ words
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- Damage control recurring deficiencies.(safety regulations, training, manuals)
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Magazine article from: FLASH
Morrow
January 1, 2003
700+ words
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- Damage Control Process Improvements
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Magazine article from: FLASH
April 1, 2012
700+ words
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- The damage control phone is ringing in overdrive.
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Magazine article from: FLASH
Morrow, Robert
April 1, 2005
700+ words
