Sentences with phrase «as submariner»

Interested in art since childhood, Anderson pursued painting as an avocation during his career as a submariner and later as a businessman, husband and father.

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For McCain the separation was more institutional, as McCain's father, a Navy submariner, was gone for long periods of time, including most of World War II, when the future presidential candidate was just starting school.

While submariners and submarine chasers care a lot about how sonars interact with thermoclines, and use thermobarygraphs as though their lives depend upon it, which they well may do, ships being hunted by submarines tend to be distracted from oceanographic logging accuracy while dodging torpedoes.

I spent 15 years as a Cold Warrior, slinking around in much greater comfort on US nuclear submarines and then another 15 training submariners, maintaining the ships and planning their operations.

While the Beluga shipments are clearly a preliminary foray, as we described in «Arctic Rush» and «The Big Melt,» our 2005 series, it is becoming clear that the Arctic of our history books and lore — a frozen, largely forgotten sea (except to nuclear submariners)-- is truly history.