European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 26, 1981, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes february 1981 navys special Issue sweater draws cheers submarine tactic fights Island chill by Brad Durfee staff writer Souda Crete Navy men and woman assigned to this Small tucked away on a windswept Corner of this Large greek Are sporting a new look in Shore based we Issue the submarine sweater to new arrivals because the climate Here is usually too warm for a peacoat but too Cool for just a Dungaree shirt or the chiefs and officers Shortsleeve Khaki said chief storekeeper Jay assistant Supply m its 1982 Only two lovers can save the world from nuclear yet every Way Means certain and the countdown has already begun now Al most Ira bookstores the submarine sweater is an Olive Pullover with five its a Nice looking sweater for both males and its not hard to you can either have it dry cleaned or Wash it in cold water like you would any other Woolen said the storekeeper from Indian the sweater meets the approval of All hands at the naval support activity Joseph an aviation Boatswain mate assigned to the crash this is the kind of gear the Navy should Issue when you Are As signed to a place that has a climate like from it stays close to your body and keeps you i wish i had two while one was in the i could have a theres Only one to a according to who issues about 80 a James a utilities Man assigned to Public has been Wear ing his submarine sweater for three its almost like a Thermal it keeps the warmth and the cold 1 really appreciate it because i work outside a said the Seabee from Wofford Stan an air control Man 1 i think the submarine sweater should be issued Nav wide or at least to people who get assigned to an area that As this kind of its Chilly in the mornings and evenings and the sweater is just the thing we need to be said the Navy Man from Glen in stationed at the Security group in received permission to Wear the Wool Jer sey of the Royal marines because of the the Marine usually assigned to the had no item in their clothing suitable for a tour in Chilly Scotland at the the acceptance of the by the marines that tested it in led to the acceptance of the As a uniform for Wear throughout the photo by Stephanie James submarine worn by mess attendant Alice Rogerson a Welcome addition to Winter wardrobe