Cecil Johnson writes that on board the USS Lexington in Corpus Christi, TX, there is a huge model of the "Dreadnought" which measures c.16' long with a 3' beam. The folks on Lexington are looking for a new home for the model and asked if anyone in HNSA would be interested. If so, please c...read more
Bob Pointer of the LST-325 - noting that Museum Ships often have problems obtaining equipment, parts, and supplies, especially period items, and that some ships have excess inventory but do not know where to look. He has kindly told HNSA that there is a Website through Facebook that might be of grea...read more
Mr. David Tompkins, a writer in the UK, is seeking help on "SONAR training records used by the SONAR / radar training schools in the U.K. during WW2. I assume it would've been for the ASDIC systems? I wondered any US SONAR recordings, or something similar to what you have, might've been used by the...read more
Following the appearance in the most recent edition of Anchor Watch, Joe Lombardi, Preservation Chair of HNSA and President of Ocean Technical Services, along with Robert Dvorak, Hull Superintendent, and James Brauer, General Foreman/Dockmaster of the Bay Shipbuilding Co., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, a...read more
Marifrances Trielli, Director of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum has announced that her archivist has identified some duplicate ships plans that are being offered institutional members, including HNSA. For more information, contact the Museum Archivist, Liz Ruth, at 310-548-7618 ext 215 or sen...read more