So I've started an outline.
Here's a teaser - a picture of the first place I worked after boot camp and "A" school:
"Space is limited" takes on a whole new level of meaning on a 1945 destroyer. :)
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
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Just saw my son's office on the sub.
Smaller. And he's a SCPO.
:)
Yep; no contest. Almost any surface craft bigger than a Zodiak will have more space than a sub.
Rev. Paul,
Hey there dear friend, hope you and your family are well.
Now I remember those desks....in fact, my dad had one of those in our Crestview, Florida home. What a small world :-)
Sandy, we are well. I'm not surprised that someone kept one of those desks. They're surprisingly spacious, since I'm sure you know the secret. :)
The Air Force had some slightly larger ones in the offices for many years. And I think we called them "old gray battleships". :-)
Looks as if the key may be organization and dedication to same. Thanks for this.
Linda, we always figured it was "ship envy". :)
threecollie, the secret is that the top lifts up (see the handle thru the uprights on the chair), and a typewriter was underneath. It swung up on a pivot & formed a level surface just lower then the original desktop.
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