eric is back after having an alien burst out of it... or something like that.... Dave goes to the Museum over in Keyport

Eric and Dave are just hanging out on watch in the Missile Control Center when Jesse from sonar walks in to shoot the breeze.  The topics range all over, from space travel to World War III.

Eric and Dave  are back!

Eric's knee  adventures are... well.. not over, but all your prayers, and all of Dave's  thoughts, have done a lot of good!

Best Holiday on  the boat? Easy! It was Thanksgiving. The food was great and the Fire Control  System could be put into "Auto" so more plates of delicious food could be loaded  up.

Whatever you do,  DO NOT FRY YOUR TURKEY!!!!!

Dave joins you to talk about the latest update on Eric's knee replacement surgery and follow on issues, as well as his own Dental misadventures. 

Konstantinos Laios joins  Eric and Dave to talk about books and how he grew up in Greece studying World War II and the Battle of Kharkov. His next book, due in time for Christmas, is about the Ohio Class submarine...

Eric and Dave are joined by Jesse Chaney, a Sonar Technician Chief, who served aboard the USS Toledo and the USS Houston. The Toledo was a hot runner, with a Captain full of vim and vigor, and who is now the subject of a famous internet submarine meme that you have definitely seen, but might not know the full story  behind...

Jesse's story is -like so many - a combination of ups and downs, but in the end it is a story about overcoming the demons which afflict so many. It is a story that proves that there is help and there is hope for tomorrow...

Eric and Dave are back to talk about the recent (repeated) threat by Russia to  engage in the use of "tactical" nuclear weapons. With the destruction of the  Nord Stream 2 pipeline, are we closer than ever to nuclear combat toe-to-toe with the Ruskies?

Eric and Dave are back to talk about what is it that makes submariners different?  It's been a very bad month for submarine museum ships around the world, as three  of them are now slated for - or at least are very close to - being lost forever.