Launching and sea trials Month 1

WELCOME TO  THE SEA TRIALS OF SEAQUEST DSX-4600

Month 1 of Sea trials. 
Day 8 of Sea Trials 

We are undergoing 4 months of sea trials before beeing commissioned on 16 february 2014 and we will get our first orders then .

so far i am really happy how things are turning out  and so is Commodore Kyle she's really happy with how things are going in the sea trials. And is happy with how the crew is performing in their duties and in all the drills that we are doing and at all the target practice we are getting in using the wepons of seaquest she is a ship of science but can be used as a paltform for war if nessary  i am sure you have seen the specs of the ship its impressive i think.

 anyway if all goes well there will be more Seaquest class subs built  it all depends on what happens to Seaquest and how she performs .

 As of November 8th we are  only 8 days into the first month of sea trials and so far things have  exceeded all expectations of me and or Commodore Kyle this 4 month sea trials can be seen as a way to forge a family out of the crew  since in the United States Navy  Submariners are close like a family since beeing cooped up in a steal tube with a propeller on the back promotes closeness and thats what i am working toward i am sure Captain Novak will agree with me on that  I have been a former US Navy Admiral and Carrier battle group commanding officer  i look foward to working durring the Sea Trials with every one of you and looking foward to our commisioning in february 2014  we will receive our first orders at that time.


At the time of our commissioning we will get the Designation Deep Submergance Vechile or DSV at that time for now we are Deep Submergerence Experiment or DSX.

The  launching cerimony was nice and i am glad to have given the order to get under way from Langley colony of the virginia capes.  our Motto is " Benieth The Surface Lies The Future"  and our dedication plaque is beeing worked on now and will be ready in 4 months when we get commissioned.

Keep up the good work.

Commanding officer
Admiral James Miller

Post Script. More will follow as to what we are to do

Adm Miller