To The Submariners Of The Kursk...
...on eternal patrol these last five years: You are not forgotten. It remains today as it did five years ago -- all submariners are brothers.
Going deep...
posted by Bubblehead at 9:58 PM
Friday, August 12, 2005
Going deep...
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2 Comments:
Thank you for the "links" to the memory of this disaster.
8/13/2005 3:09 PM
Brothers, or (rarely) sisters.
One of the things in my life I feel most proud of is in publicising on Slashdot how to donate to the St Petersburg Submariners Club Fund for the families of those on Eternal Patrol in the Kursk. Just a single day's salary for a dotcom engineer would have been enough to see a whole family financially secure for the rest of their lives. It made a difference.
The first people to lose their lives on the Kursk were the civilian contractors in the bow. There but for the Grace of God go I...
8/14/2005 11:50 PM
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