USS Boise Launches Tomahawks

{Intel Source: The Sub Report] USS Boise (SSN 764) is in the news, and since I'm "Idaho's first and foremost submarine blogger", I would be remiss in not mentioning it:

"5,4,3,2,1....ITL (intent to launch) ... missile broach .... booster separation .... transition to cruise." With that report, a Navy Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile was launched for the first time from the torpedo tube of the attack submarine USS Boise (SSN-764), under way in the Gulf of Mexico test range operating areas. In a second test event that same week, BOISE also launched a Tomahawk Block III missile.
"Under the command of Cmdr. Rodney A. Mills, Boise executed a flawless strike plan and countdown resulting in the successful launch. Boise, the first U.S attack submarine to receive the commercial-off-the-shelf based, combat control system designated AN/BYG-1, just recently completed a 10-month installation period consisting of depot and pier-side modernization. In preparation for the launches, the ship's operational tempo increased significantly to further train with the system, perform at-sea alignment testing with missile simulators and complete a successful Basic Submarine Assessment/Tomahawk certification."

Good job, guys...