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At random: Nautilus has long been a popular name for a submarine. Some of the more famous of these are Robert Fulton's NAUTILUS (1800), Jules Verne's fictional Nautilus, and the NAUTILUS of Sir Hubert Wilkins in which he attempted a voyage to the North Pole under the ice (1931). There have also been three U.S. submarines of that name, including the world's first nuclear powered submarine built by the Electric Boat Division.

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Ric

Posted 2009-05-29 10:51 AM (#27163)

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Subject: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

Doc Gardner sent this photo of his placement of his new bumper sticker. Now I don't what to comment too much but I think this is no where near a bumper but he a Corpman after all...

thanks Doc

Doc Gardner

Posted 2009-05-29 11:50 AM (#27167 - in reply to #27163)

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Subject: Don't really have a bumper

The car doesn't really have a bumper just a plastic molded fascia so I decided to put it up where there would be less opportunity for ice, snow, road grime and road salt to mess it up. Summer only lasts a few weeks here so I'm trying to make it last.

Ric

Posted 2009-05-29 2:31 PM (#27173 - in reply to #27163)

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Subject: RE: George Gamble and his Bumper Sticker

Flapper

Posted 2009-05-29 6:22 PM (#27184 - in reply to #27163)

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Location: Tucson AZ

Subject: RE: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

All I have to say is, neither guy managed to get the dolphins level; one lists to starboard, and the other to port. Ah well, we can't all be blessed with a 'sailor's eye' for vertical and horizontal trueness.

Doc Gardner

Posted 2009-05-29 6:57 PM (#27190 - in reply to #27184)

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Subject: RE: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

Flapper - 2009-05-29 9:22 PM

All I have to say is, neither guy managed to get the dolphins level; one lists to starboard, and the other to port. Ah well, we can't all be blessed with a 'sailor's eye' for vertical and horizontal trueness.

Mine has an up bubble to it; as a qualified "battle station planesman" I know about keeping the bubble 1/2 degree up.
Sheesh; you must have spent too much time with the "neutrons"

fritz

Posted 2009-05-29 7:02 PM (#27191 - in reply to #27163)

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Location: Concord Twp Ohio

Subject: RE: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

Myself, I prefer to have any stickers on the inside of the windows. The usually will come off a lot easier when it is trade-in time and I don't want to leave them on the car. Also, as Doc says, "They don't get all the road grime and junk being high up on the window." When they are on the inside, no problem. Just have to watch the back windows that you don't be on the defroster wiring. They stay nice and visible too. If you ever get any made up for the inside Ric, I'll definitely take some off your hands. Some of my Base guys might like them as well.

Ric

Posted 2009-05-29 8:37 PM (#27193 - in reply to #27191)

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Subject: RE: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

Info on the way shipmate

bergall320

Posted 2009-05-29 8:39 PM (#27194 - in reply to #27184)

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Location: Brentwood, CA

Subject: RE: What Doc did with his Bumper Sticker

Things do get a little sloppy when I'm kneeling on 100 degree + concrete. I needed a good down bubble cause I'm going deep.
George

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