Grilled ham & swiss on rye. It's interesting, I didn't make grilled sandwiches that often... Until I inherited Mom's cast iron. Now I regularly use her pan to make them.11mo ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/castiron
Children in a traditional minobashi raincoat going to a new year's event, Niigata prefecture, Japan 1956 [700 x 1041]2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/japanpics
A trio of veteran diesel submariners showed that they still had skills when they took control of the nuclear-powered USS Nautilus during a cruise in 1957: FADM Chester Nimitz on bow planes, VADM Charles Lockwood on the rudder, and ADM Francis Low on the stern planes.1yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
You know your drydock is big when you fit a typhoon and surface ship inside together [1015x636]1yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
USS Bowfin (SS-287) in dry dock for hull maintenance, Honolulu Harbor, October 2022 [1900x1315]1yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Gato class sub USS Tunny (APSS-282) in drydock at Pearl Harbor. May, 19631yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
The Virginia-class attack submarine Minnesota (SSN 783) during construction at Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipbuilding2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Steam powered submarine of the Ottoman Empire in the Taskızak Naval Shipyard in Constantinople - 1886 [1023x757]2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Cut in half USS Colorado headed for assembly in Groton, Conn. [609X406]3yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Loading Tin Fish by Georges Schreiber (Source in comments on original post.)2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
USN submarine F-4 foundered on Hawaiian waters on March 25th 1915 and sank at 306 ft (93 m) depth. Here 3 months later in dry dock next to the pontoons used to raise her. The bow hole is the result of the hull implosion after sinking.3yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
USPS Delivery Area Boundaries - check region names! (Source in comments.)3yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/Map_Porn
The USS Nevada headed out on deployment — threading the Hood Canal Bridge — Dec. 16, the Navy confirmed today with this photo. It's one of the country's 14 nuclear missile-armed subs, should the president ever order such a strike; 8 of the 14 are based at Bangor.2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636) Puts Out to Sea, March 19, 1969 by Edward Terhune Wilbur2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
A cross section model of a U.S. ballistic missile submarine and four of its launch tubes [1549x1916]1yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
A cross section model of a U.S. ballistic missile submarine and four of its launch tubes [1549x1916]4yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
An accurate 1952 cutaway view of the USS Nautilus, the world's first nuclear powered submarine -- Art by Fred Freeman [5202 x 1200]3yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
US Navy color WW2 photo of a German U-Boat (U-858) as it surrenders at a rendezvous point off Cape May, New Jersey after being escorted there by Destroyers for 1000 miles. Boarding party from an Ocean Rescue Tug (USS ATR-57) goes aboard as blimp and a helicopter provide coverage overhead. [600x809]2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
04/02/2022 Accident onboard USS Louisiana at PSNS - official statement2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Eight years ago my wife gave me a cast iron Dutch oven for Christmas. According to my memories on Facebook, I've posted essentially the same picture on New Years Day ever since.3yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/castiron
Three decomissioned Redoutable-class SSBNs waiting to be dismantled in Cherbourg. [1280×853]2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/submarines
Do I understand these directions? 1 bag, 600ml of simmering water, 3-5 minutes?2yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/JapaneseFood
Miss Lily - she loves to sleep like this, but I don't know how it's comfortable...5yr ⋅ DerekL1963 ⋅ r/guineapigs
