K
K. I. Luchenbach (cargo ship), 9:4
Kabak, Jonathan, 165:24
Kadi’ak / Kad’yak (Russian barquentine), 105:38, 109:36, 117:6, 164:14
“Kad’yak shipwreck in Alaska added to the National Register of Historic Places,” 109:36
Kafarowski, Joanne
“Greenland Beckons: Explorer Louise Arner Boyd aboard the Veslekari,” 181:24–29
“Searching for Amundsen: Louise Arner Boyd aboard the Hobby,” 177:12–17
Kaga (Japanese aircraft carrier), 102:10, 102:11, 102:12
Kahn, Michael, 156:38
Kaisei (ex-Zew) (brigantine), 61:39, 62:22, 70:23
Kaiser, Fred, 33:20, 33:21, 154:26
Kaiser, Joachim, 168:53
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, 95:12
Kaiser Wilhelm II, USS (renamed USS Agamemnon) (CTF ship), 161:21, 161:22
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, 127:12–16
Kaisow Maru (sail training ship), 61:39
Kaiulani (ex-Star of Finland) (square-rigged barque), 1:6–7, 1:31, 2:3, 2:8, 3:3, 3:13, 4:1, 4:7, 4:8, 5:1, 5:3, 5:5, 5:33, 7:7, 7:16, 8:4, 8:12–13, 9:1, 9:19, 9:20, 9:22, 11:3, 11:26, 11:32, 12:13, 12:41, 14:4, 15:13, 16:11, 22:31, 25:42, 38:10, 46:7, 46:15, 47:4, 47:22, 49:11, 64:19, 71:6, 72:5, 72:19, 73:5, 74:4, 76:7, 78:2, 79:3, 86:17, 89:10, 91:2, 94:6–7, 95:7–9, 125:20, 142:4, 172:11
(pictures), 2:0, 2:1, 5:35, 5:37, 9:19–20, 9:23, 9:25, 14:35–37, 22:29, 47:23, 71:6, 72:19, 91:2, 91:24–26, 95:9, 140:27, 142:0, 142:10–13, 145:4, 155:11
accommodations, 9:24
with the Alaska Packers, 14:35–37
Christmas aboard, 5:35–37
design and construction, 9:23–26
history and legacy of, 91:24–26, 142:10–14
letter regarding, 1:35
model contest, 1:6–7
at Pitcairn Ialand, 50:35
plans, 9:25–26
rigging, 9:24
Kaiulani (Victoria Kaiulani Cleghorn, Hawaiian princess), 9:20, 9:21, 9:22, 86:17, 86:17, 91:24–25, 91:25, 142:10
“Kaiulani: Princess, Ship and Legacy,” 91:24–26
“Kaiulani, The Ship That Started It All,” 142:10–14
“Kaiulani Amendment,” 95:9
“Kaiulani Part I: The White Packet,” 9:20, 9:22
“Kaiulani Part II: Design and Construction,” 9:23–26
Kaiwa Maru (Japanese four-masted barque), 2:12, 12:41, 62:21, 62:24
Kalakala (San Francisco art deco ferry), 87:39, 95:40, 133:22, 133:22
Kalakaua Boat House, 44:36, 81:32
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, 89:28
Kaliakra (Bulgarian training ship; barquentine), 48:16, 56:29, 59:32, 62:21, 70:23
Kalil, Steven P., 165:8, 176:11–12, 176:12, 177:10, 177:10, 178:8, 180:10, 180:12, 180:12, 181:8, 181:9, 181:9
Kalinin Bay (aircraft carrier), 71:16
Kalle, SS (ex-Cowboy), 81:3
Kalmar Nyckel (pinnace), 174:30–35, 174:30, 174:31, 175:5–6, 183:71
Kalmar Nyckel (pinnace recreation), 14:51, 41:27, 46:38, 76:22, 76:23, 79:38, 82:36, 83:43, 86:22–23, 86:22–23, 89:6, 89:6, 95:21, 147:13, 147:28, 174:0, 174:30, 174:34, 174:35, 175:5, 183:71
Kalmar Nyckel Foundation (KNF), 174:30, 179:53–54, 183:71
Kalmar Sleutel. See Kalmar Nyckel (pinnace)
Kalmia (commuter yacht), 78:26
Kamehameha (submarine), 30:10
Kamen, SS (Yugoslavian freighter), 175:32
Kamikaze suicide planes, 71:16–17, 71:17, 72:5, 160:33–34
Kamm, Jacob, 179:18–20, 179:18
Kamm, Robert F., 113:6, 115:6, 121:8, 136:4, 145:55
Kamookak, Louie, 163:46
Kamschatka (steam frigate), 143:31
Kamuela (schooner), 20:39
Kanangra (commuter ferry), 67:33
Kanawa (steam gunboat), 36:16
Kane, Elisha Kent, 156:32, 156:32, 156:33
Kane, Gary, 155:56
Kāne, Herb Kawainui, 157:40
Kanriin Maru (Japanese ship), 79:13
Kansas (steamship), 56:44
Kapama (ex-Gesto, ex-Bifrost) (Norwegian steamer), 56:44
Kapella (barkentine), 3:6
Kaplan, Elaine, 147:15, 183:16
Kaplan, Marion
“So Old a Ship: Twilight of the Arab Dhow,” 154:16–20
Karamanli, Hamet, 105:12–13
Karamanli, Yusuf, 105:12–13
“Karaphuna Canoes,” 27:47
Karas, Michael, 169:38
Karel Doorman, 30:10
Karen Sorensen (ex-Amelir; renamed Gefion) (topsail schooner), 3:6
Karen Tibbetts (tugboat), 44:35
Karene Star (three-masted schooner), 28:30
Karl Kortum Endowment for Maritime History, 81:46, 124:46
“Karl Kortum on Downeasters,” 72:22
Karlskrona (Sweden), 97:20, 97:22–23
Karluk, 151:12
Kas wreck, 46:45
Kastle, Chris
“Great Lakes Maritime Music,” 47:28–29
Kastle, Tom
“Great Lakes Maritime Music,” 47:28–29
Katahdin (Maine lake steamer), 32:43, 182:50, 182:50
Kate Cory (whaler), 6:3
Kate Dale (sailing vessel), 124:48
Katharine (renamed Liberty) (ketch), 147:6, 179:7
Katherine (ex-HMS Ramillies; renamed Royal Katherine), 27:10, 69:13, 99:30
Katherine Jackson, 165:22–23
Katherine Mackall (barkentine), 3:18, 3:21, 15:41, 20:2. See also Kitty Mackall
Kathleen & May (ex-Lizzie May) (three-masted topsail schooner), 3:6, 3:8, 3:30, 19:18, 26:28, 43:39, 60:47
Kathleen D, 77:9
Kathryn (skipjack), 23:23, 86:26, 86:27, 127:30
Kathryn B (schooner), 92:12, 92:14
Katie (oyster smack), 29:47
Katie D. Seavey (ex-Hudson) (sloop), 77:29, 153:34
Katie Hines (merchant ship), 144:37
Katori, 5:frontispiece
Kattoo, Ron, 164:50
Katy (colonial sloop), 178:47
Katy (renamed Providence) (sloop), 7:33, 12:17–19, 12:17, 14:43, 14:51, 14:51, 15:48, 18:21, 19:35, 20:30, 21:2, 21:31, 21:42, 25:3, 26:3, 34:27, 34:27, 45:26, 57:36, 63:35, 67:34, 77:36, 87:6, 100:9, 103:15, 103:16, 147:6, 168:56
Katy Thomas (British sloop), 178:42
Katzev, Michael, 99:39
Kaufman, Geoff, 172:45
Kautz, August V. 166:35
Kavanek, William (artist), 16:45, 21:37
kayaks, 43:32
Keansburg (ex-Nantasket; ex-Newburgh), 44:3
Kearny, USS (destroyer), 87:35, 87:36–37
Kearon, John, 76:38
Kearsarge / Kearsage, USS (civil war sloop), 31:2, 133:22, 133:22
model, 137:45
“U-Boats and Rockets,” 80:33
Keeler, Owen, 167:24
Keenan, Brian, 177:48
Keenora (lake steamboat), 5:30
Keepers of Mispillion Light, 101:38
“Keeping Marine Traditions Alive: Woodcarver Joseph Uranker Restores Eagle’s Figurehead and Sternboard,” 105:21–23
Keewatin, SS (Canadian Pacific passenger steamship), 5:29, 13:49, 83:53, 83:55
Keeweenaw (steam collier), 22:24
Keil, Louis, 164:50
Keizan Maru (ex-Craw Keys) (Japanese freighter), 22:23
Kelch, Peer, 159:28–29
Kelley, Alexander, 165:12–16
Kelley, Irene Snow, 165:13
Kelly, Charles, 166:37
Kelly, Francis, 155:35
Kelly, James, 40:10
Kelly, Larry, 178:42
Kelly, Matthew, 181:34–36, 181:37
Kelton Foundation, 105:29
Kemble, John Haskell, 54:36, 57:30
Kempner, Harris L Sr., 46:44
Kendall, Larcum, 153:15
Kendall Whaling Museum, 16:37, 25:45, 36:36, 41:32, 72:8, 103:37
Kendall Whaling Museum collection, 99:36, 99:39
Kenedy, Louis, 59:36
Kenilworth (now Star of Scotland), 14:36
Kenkel, Craig, 131:39
Kennard, Jim, 173:24–25, 173:24
Kennebec (tanker), 37:4
Kennebec, SS (steamboat), 146:48, 146:48
Kennebec (tugboat), 180:45
Kennebec, USS, 157:5–6, 157:5, 157:5
Kennedy, A. (artist), 35:38–39
Kennedy, Edward, 183:34
Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier, 170:36
Kennedy, John F. (US president), 139:28, 170:36, 182:38, 183:34
Kennedy, John F. (Honey Fitz), 24:19
Kennedy, John Pendleton, 156:33
Kennedy, Patrick, 183:34
Kennedy, Peter, 131:40, 131:40
Kennedy, Robert, 183:34
Kennedy, Scott (artist), 77:26, 9:23–26
“Yankee Spirit Takes Wing in Two New Brigantines,” 95:20–22
Kennedy, Tom, 70:7
Kennedy, USTS (ex-Velma Lykes; ex-Enterprise) (training ship), 126:40, 141:40, 152:52, 161:8, 181:43, 181:43
Kenner (LA) Naval Museum Commission, 79:36
“Kenneth Shoesmith: Merchant Sailor and Marine Artist,” 73:24–26
Kenney, Frederick J., 154:14, 154:14
Kenney, William, 78:26
Keno (sternwheel river steamer), 5:30
Kensei Maur, 178:6
Kent, HMS, 121:46
Kentmere (four-masted ship), 114:12
Kentra (yacht), 180:23
Kenya maritime museum, 149:43
Keogh, Kelly Gleason, 179:16
Keown, Ian
“Sailing in Sea Cloud,” 28:4
Kephart, USS (destroyer escort), 66:13, 66:13
Keppel, Charles T.
“The Victorine: A Well Known Hudson River Sloop,” 43:22–23
Kerans, John, 176:45
Kermit, SS, 3:18
Kerne (ex-Viking; ex-Terrier) (tugboat), 25:18, 77:36
Kerry Patch (ex-Java Arrow) (oil tanker), 180:28–29, 180:29
Kessler, Ulrich, 142:17
Kestrel (steam launch), 4:43, 13:12, 15:53, 37:38
Kete, USS (submarine, SS 369), 22:23
Ketels, Gerhard
“European Naval Power in the Sixteenth Century”, 48:18–20
Kewatin (museum ship), 67:4
Key, Francis Scott, 87:15, 140:17, 140:18
Key West Maritime Historical Society, 24:30, 38:32, 39:19, 79:40
“Key West Maritime Historical Society for the Florida Keys,” 39:19
Keying (Chinese junk), 143:42
Keying II (Chinese fishing junk), 33:14, 100:38
Keystone State (ex-USCGC Seneca), 123:6
Keystone XL oil pipeline bill, 150:50
Khersones (square rigger), 62:21, 62:22
K. I. Luchenbach, 11:9
Kickapoo (steamer), 158:31, 158:32
Kidd, USS (destroyer), 73:17, 148:29, 179:10
Kiel Canal, 147:12
Kierlin, Robert, 177:37–38, 177:37
Kiernan, Kelly, 147:37
Kilauea (Hawaiian royal steamer), 112:11
Kilburn Mill (New Bedford), 164:53
killer whales, 123:37
Killerig (salvage steamer), 51:5
Killoran, 93:18
Kilmarnock (ex-Chelsea; ex-Eleanor Bolling; now Vamar) (tramp steamer), 138:36, 138:36
Kimberly, Arthur M., 93:31–32, 123:14–16, 123:14–16, 124:6, 124:20–24, 124:21, 124:23, 124:27, 124:27, 125:5–6, 137:7, 137:7, 140:4, 140:4, 143:7, 161:46, 164:10, 164:10, 165:24
Kimberly, Gloria (Cloutier), 93:31–32, 122:29, 124:20–24, 124:21, 124:27, 124:27, 140:4, 143:7, 164:10
Kimbrell, Kaiulani Christian, 91:25
Kimmick, Don, 64:9
Kineo, 75:26
King, Ernest D., 178:31, 178:32
King, Ernest J., 68:8–9, 69:9, 70:4, 104:8, 104:9, 105:2–3, 105:3, 170:36
King, John, 116:33
King, Kevin, 35:13
King, Philip Gridley, 31:31–36
King, Richard J., 148:52, 164:4, 164:10, 169:24, 183:56–57, 183:56–57
“Atlantic Halibut,” 128:40
“Audobon’s Black Skimmer,” 149:38–39
“Audubon’s Great Auk,” 151:40–41
“Barnacles,” 116:34–35
“Bioluminescence,” 125:39
“Blue-Eyed Shags,” 121:36
“The Bonnet of the Right Whale,” 160:46–47
“Bosun Bird,” 169:48–49
“Captain Cook’s Calamari,” 157:36–37
“Caribbean Reef Octopus,” 174:44–45
“Chinook Salmon,” 139:36–37
“Columbus’s Worms,” 152:46–47
“Do Sperm Whales Bite?” 162:40–41
“Do Whales Sink Ships?” 167:44–45
“Dolphin Fish,” 119:24
“Dusky Dolphins,” 182:42–44
“Electric Ray,” 168:44–45
“Frigatebird,” 129:28–29
“Galapápagos Giant Tortoise,” 131: 32–33
“Giant Lobsters?” 126:38–39
“The Giant Squid,” 166:48–49
“Goney Bird,” 136:36–37
“Grampus,” 130:36–37
“Green Turtle,” 180:48–49
“Hemingway’s Marlin,” 148:48–49
“Hemingway’s Sharks,” 147:38–39
“Horseshoe Crab, 143:36–37
“The Kiore: Polynesian Rat,” 165:40–41
“Krill,” 127:37
“Louisiana Shrimp,” 156:42–43
“Louisiana’s Brown Pelican,” 155:44–45
“Maldives Tuna and Cowry Snails,” 183:58–60
“Master and Flightless Cormorant,” 142:42–43
“Milky Seas,” 161:44–45
“New Zealand Sea Lion,” 170:48–49
“Oarfish: harmless fish or deadly sea serpent?” 150:48–49
“The Ominous Cry of the Sea Lion,” 159:36–37
“Paper Nautilus,” 164;46–47
“Parrots,” 133:40–41
“Passenger Albatross?” 135:36–37
“Pigs,” 120:24
“Pilot Fish,” 163:44–45
“Poor Old Horse,” 37–39
“Pyrosomes,” 171:36–37
“Quahog,” 179:44–45
“Sailing Sea Jellies,” 122:40
“Sea Canary,” 158:38–40
“Sea Crawfish,” 134:38–39
“Sea Cucumbers,” 117:33
“Sea Otter,” 145:40–41
“Sea Snakes,” 124:40
“Sea Wolf,” 137:32–33
“Ship-Sinking? Swordfish,” 153:46–47
“Silver King,” 172:46–47
“Spectacled Cormorant, 141: 36–37
“Steller’s Sea Cow,” 140:34–35
“Storm Petrels,” 118:34–35
“The Straits of Florida: Where Oceanography Makes History,” 107:22–25
“Swordfish Art,” 154:42–43
“Teddy Seymour’s Orca,” 178:48–50
“Virginia Woolf’s Maiden Voyage,” 137:26–28
“Walrus,” 175:40–42
“Whale Shark,” 144:44–45
“White Sturgeon,” 146:36–37
“A White Whale?” 123:37
King, Thomas A., 35:13, 36:3, 68:6
“Reflections on Merchantman? or Ship of War,” 41:18
King, William, 147:16
King George V class ships, 31:15
King George V (turbine steamer), 20:34, 30:8
King Philip (clipper), 33:35, 163:38
King William’s War, 178:38
King’s County (four-masted barque), 20:19
Kings Landing Historic Settlement, 7:33
Kings Pointer (ex-ATA Undaunted; ex-Krystal K.; renamed Undaunted) (tug), 174:48
Kingston, 16:20
Kingston (1717, brig), 24:29
Kingston II (tugboat), 15:50
Kingston Boat Yard, 24:29
Kingston Ceylonite, HMS (trawler), 68:12
Kingswear Castle (paddle steamer), 3:30, 32:41, 36:32
Kinkaid, Thomas C., 71:17, 71:18
Kinnear, James W., 53:7
“If Columbus Were Still Around,” 53:7
Kinsman Transit, 175:14
kiore (Polynesian rat), 165:40–41, 165:40–41
Kipawo (steel-hulled ferry), 26:31
Kipawo Heritage Society, 26:31
Kirby, Ann, 166:38
Kirby, Cecilia, 166:38
Kirby, Francis, 166:38
Kirby, Frank E., 47:44, 164:50, 169:30, 169:31, 169:32
Kirby, Michael (son), 166:38
Kirby, Michael S., 166:34–38, 166:34
Kirby, Patrick, 166:34, 166:38
Kirby, Thomas, 166:38
Kirin (schooner), 76:25
Kirk, Alan, 69:19
Kirk, James A., 145:52, 145:52
Kirk, James B.
“Saving the Last New York City Oyster Barge in Fair Haven, Connecticut,” 107:13
Kirk, James Franklin Sr., 53:40
Kirk, Jim, 155:12
Kirsta (steamer), 93:18
Kirsten, Nicolas, 61:24, 61:27
Kirsten Gallery, 31:23, 34:34, 51:41, 73:28
Kit Jones (tugboat), 154:4, 154:4, 154:34–36, 154:34–36, 159:6, 159:6, 168:47, 168:47, 168:50
“Kit Jones is Waiting for You,” 154:34–36
Kitchin, Melville A.
“William M. Davis: Artist of Port Jefferson,” 50:24–26
Kitkun Bay (aircraft carrier), 71:16
Kittery Historical and Naval Museum, 17:35–36, 21:30
Kitty Hawk, USS (aircraft carrier), 144:35, 178:52–53, 178:52
Kitty Mackall (barquentine), 1:17–18, 1:19, 1:21, 1:24. See also Katherine Mackall
Kitty Van Tassel (Hudson River sloop), 43:23
Klebingat, Frederick K., 4:27, 6:38, 36:37, 38:3, 38:46, 39:45, 75:47, 83:40, 83:41
“Christmas at Antofagasta,” 75:45–47
“Christmas in the Fo’c’sle,”, 15:66–67
“Fire at Christmas,” 26:46–47
“Hermes’s Destiny,” 52:16
“A One-Trip Command That Lasted Six Years” Part I, 38:45–47
“A One-Triip Command That Lasted Six Years” Part II, 39:44–46
“Summer––North Atlantic,”, 6:34–38
Kleinschmidt, James Clinton, 65:40, 65:40, 95:7, 95:8, 142:12–13
Kleinschmidt, Norma, 95:7, 95:8
Klep, Rolf, 22:41
Klingel, Gilbert C., 174:44–45, 174:45, 174:47
Klinteberg, Elin af, 140:46
Klip Fountain (Dutch troopship), 41:20
klipperbarge, 11:7
Klondike (sternwheel river steamer), 5:30
Klondike II (Yukon River steamer), 34:38
Klondike Gold Rush, 131:8–11, 146:31
Kloster, Knut Ulstein Jr., 101:32
Knapp, Gilbert, 32:43
Kneedler, Franklin, 80:39
Kneeland, Russell, 68:36
Kneen, Crystalynn, 173:36, 173:36
Knell, Gary E., 158:10, 158:10, 159:8
Knickerbocker (knockabout schooner), 183:30, 183:31
Knight, James E., 167:24
Knight, Lambert, “A Night That None of Us Will Forget,” 33:46
“Knight Errant of Historic Ships: A Memorial Service Address in Celebration of the Life of Frank G. G. Carr,” 60:8
“The Knit Before Christmas,” 121:39
“KNM Hitra: The ‘Shetlands Bus,’” 84:16–20
Knoll Lighthouse, 1:33
Knorr, R/V, 155:52
knot tying, 109:21, 136:35, 161:27–28
Knowland, Joseph R., 18:38
“Knowledge: The Real Treasure,” 51:6–7
Knowles, Durward, 168:11
Knowles (barge), 55:11
Knox, Frank, 160:5
Knox, Henry, 98:12, 128:12, 174:55
Knox, USS (frigate), 94:21
Knox-Johnston, Robin, 70:40, 123:4, 123:4, 124:26, 124:26, 125:10–12, 125:10–12, 125:38, 125:38
Knust, Herman, 93:20
Knuttel, Hajo, 65:39
Knyff, Jacob (artist), 177:36
Ko, Suzanne McMurray
“Musings on the School Ship Danmark,” 90:18
Koala (tugboat), 25:19
Kobenhavn, 52:3
Kocatas (steamboat), 45:23–24, 45:23
Koch, Christina, 160:20, 160:21, 160:21, 160:22
Koch, Lauge, 181:26
Kochiss, John M.
“Saving the Last New York City Oyster Barge in Fair Haven, Connecticut,” 107:13
Koen, Scott, 128:29
Koka, USS (Navy tug), 149:15
Koldras, Mark, 166:41
Kolesnikovs, Georgs, 70:40
Köln, 46:5
Kolomensky, Genady, 63:35, 89:31
Kommodore Johnsen (ex-Magdalene Vinnen; renamed Sedov), 2:10, 2:13, 18:61, 26:29–30, 26:29, 52:3, 55:34, 56:29, 56:31, 62:28, 63:35, 69:5, 70:23, 75:16, 75:17, 80:3
Kon Tiki, 11:10
Kona (schooner), 112:10
Konetzni, Al, 166:10, 167:8, 167:8, 169:10, 170:10, 174:8–9, 174:9, 179:9
Königsberg, SMS, 141:25–28, 142:6
Kooiman, William “Bill,” 137:7, 137:7
Kootenay Lake Historical Society, 46:45
Koper, 20:46
Kophamel, Waldemar, 161:39–40, 161:40
Kopu (tugboat), 25:19
kora-kora (war canoe), 102:19
Koral (tugboat), 10:43
Kormoran (German auxiliary cruiser), 35:22, 91:34
Kortenaer, HHLMS, 158:48
Kortum, Jean, 155:12
Kortum, Karl, 4:30, 4:42, 8:29, 9:5, 28:29, 34:7, 34:36, 38:3, 38:13, 38:16, 55:7, 64:9, 70:14, 76:6, 76:6, 79:4, 80:2, 80:14–15, 91:12, 93:6, 94:7, 133:34, 142:11, 142:12, 142:13, 155:12, 155:13, 162:33
(pictures), 4:27, 15:13, 15:40, 19:17, 46:12, 72:20, 136:8, 172:11
founder of San Francisco Maritime Museum, 38:10–11, 46:12–13, 46:15
and Kaiulani, 49:11, 91:25–26, 94:6, 95:8–9, 125:20
and the Niantic, 90:34–35
oral histories collected by, 83:40–42
and the purchase of Elissa, 15:12–13
remembrances, 80:14–15
sending Elissa to Galveston, 51:35–36
transcribing McAllister’s “Harbor Reflections,” 53:12
and the Vicar of Bray, 90:35
Kortum, Karl (author)
“Aloha Kaiulani Part IV: With the Alaska Packers,” 14:35–37
“Briging Home the ‘American Ship’“, 72:19–22
“California Ships Dreaming: Follow the Star!” 8:10–11
“The Finding of Wavertree,” 20:18–23
“Harry Lundeberg Has Been Heard From,” 18:36–38
“John Lyman: The Hub of Our Wheel,” 12:13–15
“The Mighty Moshulu: A Short History, Part I,” 60:13–15
“The Mighty Moshulu: A Short History, Part II,” 61:8–12
“Opportunity in San Francisco,” 4:26–28
“Wapama: The Last Pacific Steam Schooner,” 79:14–15
Kortum, Ken, 152:30
“The Kortum Legacy,” 76:7
Kortum Memorial Fund, 80:4
Kossuth (ex-Ferenca Ferdinand Foherczeg; ex-Rigo; ex-Leanyfalu) (paddle steamer), 26:29
Kourkoumelis, Dimitris, 156:53
Koutalis, Evangelos, 18:24–25
Kovacs, Evan, 156:53
Kovenhavn (five-masted barque), 15:41
Kowalczk, Tom, 120:40
Koza, Thaddeus J., 134:45
“The Jeanie Johnston: A Dream Rebuilt,” 88:20
“The Square Riggers of Zygmunt Choren,” 62:21–22
“Under Sail in European Waters,” 80:17–19
Kozlay, Clarence, 47:8
Kozlovsky, William, 81:33
Kraken Robotics, 175:34
Kramer, Russ (artist), 133:32, 153:42, 158:0, 159:38, 159:38, 166:4, 169:6, 169:8, 176:40, 177:38
“The America’s Cup,” 158:22–25, 158:22–25, 162:13
Kranich (torpedo boat), 12:28
Kranj, 20:46
Krasin (icebreaker), 177:13–14
Krauss, Bob, 81:34
kraweel (Hanseatic sailing ship) replica, 103:37
Krebs, Don, 167:25
Krebs, Thomas (modelmaker), 72:30
Krepp, Denise R., 158:13, 163:10, 166:10, 167:8, 169:10, 170:10, 174:8, 174:9, 176:8
Kricker, Jim, 166:54
Krieger, Michael J.
“Finding and Saving the Last Antique Freighters,” 44:42
Krihwan, Tiffany, 182:20
krill, 127:37
Kroehl, Julius Hermann, 165:44–45
Kroll, C. Douglas
“Attack on Cape Florida Light, 1836,” 152:32–34
“Diamond Shoals No. 71: The Only US Lightship Sunk by Enemy Action,” 161:38–41
Kronan (Swedish warship), 170:50
Kronprinz Wilhelm, SMS (renamed USS Von Steuben), 161:18, 161:22
Krowka, Mead, 153:10
Kruger, Verlen, 20:36
Krugman, Marty, 121:32
Krupinski, Loretta (artist), 74:28, 149:28, 159:38, 170:14, 170:15
Krusenstern, Johann von, 89:31
Kruzenshtern (ex-Padua) (four-masted barque), 2:8, 4:11, 4:11, 5:12, 5:15, 5:20, 5:21, 18:59, 18:61, 26:29, 38:30, 48:5, 48:16, 52:3, 52:23, 52:23, 52:46, 52:47, 54:5, 56:31, 62:34, 63:34, 63:35, 63:35, 67:36, 69:5, 70:23, 71:40, 75:16–17, 80:18, 83:50, 89:30–32, 89:31, 156:18, 159:29, 171:10
Krystal K. (ex-ATA Undaunted; ex-Kings Pointer; renamed Undaunted (tug), 174:48
Kublai Khan’s fleet, 23:27
Kubodera, Tsunemi, 157:37, 166:49
Kugler, Richard C.
“The Wide Ocean World of William Bradford,” 104:22–25
Kuhnke, Günter, 175:32
Kukri, 5:20
Kukulya, Amy, 135:35
Kursk, Battle of, 69:8
Kurt (renamed Moshulu; renamed Oplag; renamed Moshulu). See Moshulu (ex-Dreadnought; ex-Kurt; renamed Oplag) (four-masted barque)
Kyd, Jerry, 156:55
Kyne, Peter B.,
“Matt Peasley Rejects Some Credentials,” 22:46–47
Kyne, USS (destroyer escort), 116:6
Kyrenia II (Greek trading ship reconstruction), 29:30, 51:8, 73:9, 73:10
Kytr, Hobe
“The Lady Is Changeable. Catch Her When She Is Angry,” 61:46