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April 1990 June 2017 Issue 1 Issue www.SubCommittee.com K?<JL9:FDD@KK<<I<GFIK K?<D8>8Q@E<=FIK?<JL9D8I@E<<EK?LJ@8JK Indexnnn%JlY:fdd`kk\\%Zfd(,%''LJ ALE<)''.@JJL<-0 ISSUE 1 ISSUE 109 APRIL 1990 JUNE 2017 Index to The SubCommittee Report April 1990–June 2017 Guide to This Index The document is divided into two sections: a Subject Index (starting on page 4) and an Author Index (starting on page 44). In both indexes, the subject or author (given in bold print) is followed by the title of the article; then (in bold again) the issue and page number, separated by a dash. For example, 1-10 is Issue 1, page 10; 85-12 is issue 85, page 12; and so on. See the table on pages 2 & 3 for the dates of each SubCommittee Report issue number. This is just a general index in that only article titles and authors are referenced. A normal index would include all references to particular subjects found within articles; that is not the case here. For example, just about any article written on building a model submarine will include a detailed description of the approach taken to constructing the hull or ballast tank, but the subject headings “Hull/Hull Layout” and “Ballast System/Tanks” only list articles that are specifically about those subjects; more, of course, will be found in articles and columns under other subject headings, which include the names of specific submarines and vendors. When there is overlap among topics in an article, it may be listed under more than one subject heading. Where there are two or more authors, the article will be listed under each one. Regular Columns: Over the years, The SubCommittee Report has seen columns come and go; these are always identified with the designation “(column)” after the title. In some cases, when deemed appropriate, the subtitles or contents of articles are listed under the column name. Most of the time, however, there is simply a list of issue-page numbers following the name. For specific topics covered in columns, see other subject headings where, in the list of articles, the column title name is given first, followed by the article title (e.g.: “The Engineering Deck: Objects of Fascination: Coastal Submarines: 93-34). Alphabetization The editor of this index has chosen a word-by-word approach to alphabetization, meaning that once a space is inserted, alphabetization is interrupted. Words containing dashes, hyphens, and apostrophes are treated as single words, without the punctuation. Otherwise a strict letter-by- letter alphabetization rule has been applied, which means, for example, that Mac and Mc names are not grouped together but are in their correct alphabetical location—e.g.: MacDonald, Old / Martin, Bob / May, Don / McCue, Brian / Meagher, David / etc. The articles A and The at the beginning of a title or subject are ignored in alphabetization, which begins with the next word, but they are included for alphabetizing purposes later in the sentence – for example: Building a 1/96th R/C Skipjack / Building a Fiberglass Hull / Building Flugelman’s Seaview / Building the Deep Sea Designs Alfa Kit / etc. Numbers rendered as numbers (e.g., ‘9’ rather than ‘Nine’) are usually placed first in the sentence or list, followed by spelled-out words. Sometimes, however, convenience calls for numbers to be placed as if they are spelled out; apologies for any confusion caused by this. 1 Final Note Nobody’s perfect, and The SubCommittee Report has its share of typos and misspellings, not just in the article texts but also in headlines and author names. The SCR has also gone through several format and style changes. Most, but probably not all, have been corrected in this index. The editor, being human, has undoubtedly also made the occasional goof, including typos on page numbers, but we are happy to make good on them when they are pointed out. Please send any comments, suggestions, or corrections to the editor of The SubCommiittee Report: [email protected]. The SubCommittee Report: Guide to Issue Numbers Issue No. Month/Year Issue No. Month/Year 1 April 1990 36 March 1999 2 July 1990 37 June 1999 3 November 1990 38 September 1999 4 February 1991 39 December 1999 5 May–June 1991 40 March 2000 6 September 1991 41 June 2000 7 December 1991 42 September 2000 8 March 1992 43 December 2000 9 June 1992 44 March 2001 10 Fall 1992 45 June 2001 11 Winter 1992 46 September 2001 12 Spring 1993 47 December 2001 13 Summer 1993 48 March 2002 14 Fall 1993 49 June 2002 15 Winter 1993 50 September 2002 16 Spring 1994 51 December 2002 17 Summer 1994 52 March 2003 18 Fall 1994 53 June 2003 19 Winter 1994 54 September 2003 20 March 1995 55 December 2003 21 June 1995 56 January 2004 22 September 1995 57 June 2004 23 December 1995 58 September 2004 24 March 1996 59 December 2004 25 June 1996 60 March 2005 26 September 1996 61 June 2005 27 December 1996 62 September 2005 28 March 1997 63 December 2005 29 June 1997 64 March 2006 30 September 1997 65 June 2006 31 December 1997 66 September 2006 32 March 1998 67 December 2006 33 June 1998 68 March 2007 34 September 1998 69 June 2007 35 December 1998 70 September 2007 2 71 December 2007 92 March 2013 72 March 2008 93 June 2013 73 June 2008 94 September 2013 74 September 2008 95 December 2013 75 December 2008 96 March 2014 76 March 2009 97 June 2014 77 June 2009 98 September 2014 78 September 2009 99 December 2014 79 December 2009 100 March 2015 80 March 2010 101 June 2015 81 June 2010 102 September 2015 82 September 2010 103 December 2015 83 December 2010 104 March 2016 84 March 2011 105 June 2016 85 June 2011 106 September 2016 86 September 2011 107 December 2016 87 December 2011 108 March 2017 88 March 2012 109 June 2017 89 June 2012 90 September 2013 91 December 2013 3 Subject Index Albacore A Albacore: 1/60th Scale SubTech Phase 3 R/C Accurate Model Parts (vendor) Model Submarine: 35-26 See AMP. Albacore: and tips on mold making: 30-52 Acid Etching Albacore’s X-Stern System: 18-18 Snapshot: Acid-Etching: 42-17 In My Defense (Building a SubTech Albacore): 103-18 A-class Submarines Project: 1710 Beluga—The Russian Albacore: Whatzitlooklike: The A-boats: A Legend Is 59-44 Born: 25-50 Snapshot: Converting the SubTech Albacore ACTion R/C Electronics (vendor) Model to Phase-4 Standard: 41-46 Smoke on the Horizon: ACTion R/C USS Albacore: Building the Hull Revolution: Electronics: 85-60 8-33 Adhesives/Epoxies Alexander Engel KG (vendor) (See also SEALING SYSTEMS.) Building the Engel Lafayette Kit: 63-10 Beginner’s Corner: Adhesives Tip: 27-25 The Exchange: Engel-based USS Abraham Bondo: A Sticky but Very Useful Mess: 10-14 Lincoln and USS Daniel Boone: 56-4 Fox Schedule: Ballast Tip: 16-25 Hawaii Engel Conversion: 95-46 Fox Schedule: Multi-Purpose Filler: 10-31 Smoke on the Horizon: Alexander Engel: 84- Snapshot: Recommended Uses of 57; 87-34; 89-27; 92-22; 97-62; 107-17; Cyanoacrylate Adhesives: 40-38 109-22 Advice/Guidance Smoke on the Horizon: Type 212A Kit: 84-57 How to Visit a Submarine – Follow-up: 5-3 Smoke on the Horizon: No Smoke Award: So, You Want to Tour a Nuke?: 3-23 101-37 AFV Club (vendor) Alfa/Alpha Smoke on the Horizon: AFV Club: 88-40 Building a Russian Alfa-class SSN Air Hogs (vendor) Submarine for R/C: 12-51 Smoke on the Horizon: Air Hogs: 93-38 Building the Deep Sea Designs 1/72nd Kit of a Air Pressure Tanks Soviet Alfa-class Submarine: Part 1, 11-43 Air Pressure Tanks: SubCommittee Safety CN Models 1/200th Alfa: 78-26 Group Report: 35-38 Kit Review: DML #1005, Dallas & Alpha: 2-17 Akula Alligator Akula WTC Retrofit Using a Modified Alligator! The Forgotten Torchbearer of the R/CABS System: 58-10 U.S. Navy Submarine Force: 66-16 Building the Dumas Akula: 54-50 Fox Schedule: Understanding the Akula Update!: 56-44 Technology of the Alligator: A Look Customizing the Dumas Akula: 56-24 Inside and Out: 58-5 Fox Schedule: Akula IIs best 688Is?: 27-10 Fox Schedule: Mysterious Civil War Sub Libor’s Akula: 72-15 Sought in the Waters off North Carolina Project 71: Akula: 57-42 in Science Channel Special, Hunt for the The R/C Akula Project: Status & Lessons USS Alligator: 62-9 Learned: 6-14 Modeling de Villeroi’s Philadelphia Salvage Smoke on the Horizon: Alexander Engel KG Submarine: A Junior Achievement: 60-48 (Akula II): 109-22 The Submarine Historian: Brutus de Snapshot: 4-27 Villeroi’s Waterbug: 82-46 Alvin, DSV Modeling DSV Alvin: 15-17 4 Submarines of Science and Fiction: The Tales from the Torpedo Room (column): Observation Room: 19-20 65-56; 66-7; 67-10; 68-20; 69-34; 70-26; AMP (vendor) 71-27 Smoke on the Horizon: Accurate Model Parts: Trials of a First Attempt at Building a Model 90-69 Submarine: 53-39 Smoke on the Horizon: Special Navy Type Antennas IIA Enhancement Kit: 80-59 See RADIO SYSTEMS/TECHNOLOGY. Andrew Jackson, USS Arcade Games Static on the Line: Return of the Renwal Up Periscope: A Personal History of (Revell) Polaris Submarine: 52-26 Submarine Arcade Games: 73-46 Anecdotes and Narratives Argonaut Junior (See also BOAT WIDOW; JUST ONE BRIT’S The Submarine Historian: An “Iron Boat” VIEW; .
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