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Comment BoxThe Comment Box section is designed to give registered viewers a forum to share their thoughts on the site and related topics. This feature gives viewers the assurance that NAVY TV is a site dedicated to improving communications to each and every individual associated with the Navy and providing essential information for future programming considerations. This award is given annually to the Navy's top four Sailors, culled from hundreds of nominations submitted from the fleet. The four awardees are given a meritorious promotion to chief petty officer and are recognized in a Washington, DC, ceremony hosted by the Vice Chief of Naval Operations. CommentsDisplaying 1 to 5 of 167 Jesse J. Bullens III07/23/2010 2:20 PMIf you are going to feature films you ought to inspect those films, and those who make them. After reviewing a couple of the films about the heroism, and tradedy, of the Forrestal; I have come to the conclusion that those who made the films were idiots. Ken Killmeyer07/22/2010 6:47 PMThank you for keeping the memory of the 134 fallen shipmates of the USS FORRESTAL alive, by running the video Situation Critical. This Thursday will be the 43rd anniversity of that tragic day aboard USS FORRESTAL CVA-59 off the coast of North Vietnam. The FORRESTAL Association will be honoring those brave men at Arlington National Cemetery and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall this thursday. Lambojack07/04/2010 4:16 PMI served on Destroyers, but the shipboard life is somewhat similar. Of course, we never say a soda fountain, cobblers, tailors, etc. on any Tin Cans :-)) K Styles06/28/2010 1:18 PMLooking for information on The James K Polk. Any suggestions? Doug Hinson06/25/2010 11:58 AMI served on the NJ from 1954-1957 in M division #1 eng Room. I was a MM2. Discharged in 1957. |
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