fleet of submarines in the face of the Soviet Union's breakup. But Antanitus argued that the Russian navy is still a viable force.

More importantly, he said, Third World countries possess some 300 submarines, representing a new and dangerous threat that can only be combatted with a strong U.S. submarine fleet.

``The rules have changed since I was a junior officer,'' said Antanitus, serving on his fourth submarine. Despite the threat posed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War, he said, ``I always knew in my heart that I would never have to fire a shot in anger. My junior officers can't say that. The rules are not as well defined.''

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