Last week I got a side assignment to do a small-sample audit and evaluation of how well our SUBSAFE program is doing.
I noticed now in all the engineers' offices and cubicles, beside all the motivational pictures of Thresher, they all have pictures of Titan.
Also right outside my office window I can see the banged-up Connecticut. After all the first-hand stories I heard, she should not reasonably have made it home. But she did. Good story.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/the-story-of-how-the-submarine-uss-connecticut-crashed
“The letter addressed ‘inadequate supervisory oversight, ineffective accountability practices, and superficial self-assessment.’”
That's what I'm looking for. Past success is good, future success requires being critical today.
Carl Tucker