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Originally Posted by TopTorp '92
Don’t count on getting much of anything from the US Navy as virtually all forms of training on this subject are classified confidential at a minimum and can almost easily get into secret and top secret levels.
However, if you can find transcripts of public tours that feature battle stations scenarios, I think that would help. USS Pampanito (San Francisco) may have some material for a price. There may also be other submarine museums that offer some information to the public. The Library of Congress may have free material. You may even want to consult the services of the national archives.
Even works of fiction offer excellent accounts of the standardized communications associated with battle station scenarios. “Run Silent Run Deep” by Edward L. Beach is an excellent book as are his other books relating to the Cold War and World War II. Of course, Tom Clancy has extensive research on submarine operations and has published in several media. Several former submarine officers have published their own materials relating to the submarine experience and I suspect that if you can find
I think the material is out there for the public however, you will need to do some homework.
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Thanks TT. I will do some research myself then
Since you adress the novels, I just ordered "SSN Seawolf" from an online bookstore.
Could you write down some titles please? This'd allow me to order 'em all at one time reducing deliver expences
