Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. President and Submariner, Dies at 100
U.S. president, Nobel Peace Prize recipient and submariner James Earl Carter, Jr., died in his home on Sunday in Plains, Ga. He was 100. Carter was a peanut farmer-turned-multi-role public servant. He served as the 39th president of the United States between 1977 to 1981 .
As part of a National Day of Mourning in honor of President Jimmy Carter, the Naval Submarine Base in New London conducted a ...
The former president, who served aboard submarines as a young naval officer, was “in awe” when he learned the capabilities of ...
A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, the late U.S. president/submariner served in the Navy's "Silent Service" at a pivotal ...
President Jimmy Carter’s time as a U.S. Navy officer might have been brief, but it served to inform the rest of his days ...
(Tribune News Service) — Jimmy Carter played a key role in repairing one of North America’s early nuclear reactor disasters.
Two years out of Annapolis, a young officer in the Navy was up on the tower of a submarine during a horrible storm. He later ...
From peanut farmer to naval officer, President Jimmy Carter's life before politics was as packed as his life in office.
As Jimmy Carter's funeral procession travels from Atlanta to Washington, D.C., the former president is remembered as a Renaissance man from Georgia who championed peace.
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