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In the Pages of Sea History 175
Here’s what’s in the pages of Sea History 175: Fiddler’s Green: George F. Bass (1938–2021), by Warren Riess Often called the “Father of Underwater Archaeology,” George Bass died on…
Seminar Series: Painting Demonstration with Lisa Egeli – 23 June 2021
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83419636415?pwd=QUlsZzZ3TDh2U3dGWGlUMjU4ZG1CQT09 One-Tap Mobile: +19294362866,,83419636415# US (New York) Or Dial In: 929 436 2866 and enter Meeting ID 834 1963 6415, Passcode 348105 Registration/Zoom Invite >>Painting Auction >>Guest…
NMHS 58th Annual Meeting – Philadelphia 30 July-1 August 2021
Registration & Sponsorship >>Hotel Booking Link >> Welcome The Trustees of the National Maritime Historical Society are delighted to invite members to join us for our 58th Annual Meeting the…
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In the Pages of Sea History 175
Here’s what’s in the pages of Sea History 175: Fiddler’s Green: George F. Bass (1938–2021), by Warren Riess Often called the “Father of Underwater Archaeology,” George Bass died on…
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Marine Propulsion
pro•pul•sion: the force that moves something forward Meriam-Webster.com Ships transport people and cargo from one place to another. In many cases, it is easier and cheaper to move them in ships than by any other form of transportation. Getting a cargo of cars, for example, from Japan to New York is easiest to do…
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