81. Navy Lakehurst Historical Society here. The rigid airships Shenandoah , Los Angeles and Akron all called the station home, as did many us navy blimps. The station http://www.nlhs.com/

May 2004 Check out the President's Message for more Information on our new Information Center May 21, 2004 TOUR INFORMATION UPDATED CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS Check out the Calendar and Happenings Page for NLHS Events SITE INDEX Home About NLHS Membership NLHS Officers Tours ... NLHS Store Now Open President's Message Links What's Happening NLHS Newsletter ... NLHS Guestbook You can always return to this page by clicking on the logo at the top of every page or using the index at the bottom of every page. Who are we? Navy Lakehurst Historical Society, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the distinguished heritage of Naval Air Station Lakehurst, located in Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA. Why? Although NAS Lakehurst will forever be remembered as the site of the Hindenburg disaster, many other significant events have taken place here. The rigid airships Shenandoah Los Angeles and Akron all called the station home, as did many U.S. Navy blimps. The station was the western terminus for the commercial transatlantic flights of the German dirigibles Hindenburg and Graf Zeppelin. In addition to NAS Lakehurst's rich airship history, the station has served as a center for research into aircraft ejection seats and carrier aircraft launch and recovery techniques. The base's mission continues today as the Naval Air Engineering Station (NAES), Lakehurst

82. Help Stop The Navy's Abuses In The Puerto Rican Island Of Vieques Includes commentary, petitions, links, and lots of photos showing bomb damage to the area of bombings by the us navy. http://www.geocities.com/danieloco/VieqWebPage/vieques.htm

Main Vieques Page Versión en español - Página principal My Experience in Vieques* Contact me: danvaz@ufl.edu Write/download a letter or petition Please visit: www.viequeslibre.org Picture Gallery 1 Picture Gallery 2 Picture Gallery 3 ... Picture Gallery 6 Help Stop the United States Navy's bombing of Vieques, Puerto Rico* Urgent: Click here to find out the latest news View of the Vieques' sea from "Monte David" one of the most polluted places in the island. The pollution has been caused mainly by depleted uranium bullets. The crosses represent all the Viequenses that have died or have been harmed as a consequence of the Navy occupation. (Note: The holes in the reefs are craters caused by the bombings. Corals take thousands of years to grow.) Taken on 30 December 1999 around 10 A.M. Note: Vieques' trainings do not help at all in the fight against terrorism. The horrible events of September 2001 do not justify the use of Vieques as a bombing range. Why should I care about this?

83. US Navy Camouflage HOWEVER, if you plan on using it on another website, please give us credit and add a link. If you would like to contribute to this http://www.shipcamouflage.com/warship_camouflage.htm

An online database of camouflage used by United State Naval Warships during WWII New Stuff! Just added the Submarine Tables to the database. Next up will be the Axillaries section and them the Amphibs. The information is free for your personal use. HOWEVER, if you plan on using it on another website, please give us credit and add a link. If you would like to contribute to this online resource, please contact us at jrsheridan@earthlink.net or John_Snyder@macnexus.org PMB 224 9175 Kiefer Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95826 tel. (916) 368-2610 fax (916) 363-9149 Randy Short: rshort@macnexus.org Cindy Ferguson: cferguson@macnexus.org

84. Molecular Nanotechnology: The Next Industrial Revolution Both the us navy, through its Strategic Studies Group, and the Army at its Nanotechnology for the Soldier System Conference, have been tracking molecular http://www.foresight.org/NanoRev/IEEEComputer.html

sitemap contact Foresight Jump to: Home Learn About Nanotech - For the Technical Reader - For the General Reader - Opportunity Report - Useful Sites - Interviews - Glossaries - Image Gallery - Books - Talks - FAQ News - Academic Papers - Popular Press Articles - Related Discussion - White Papers - Calls for Entry - Press Releases - Newsletter Archives Events - Conferences - Tutorials - Private Gatherings Careers - Working In Nanotech Discussions - Life Sciences - Manufacturing - Electronics - Ethics - Nanowarfare - etc. About Foresight - Organization Profile - Areas of Concern - Staff - Board of Directors - Press Sightings - Why Join? - Donate to Foresight - Volunteer Opps. - Case Studies - Testimonials - Jobs Press Center - For the Media Research - Current Research - Inst. for Molecular Mfg. Public Policy - Guidelines Members Only - Sign In - Become a Member Contact Foresight learn about nanotech news events careers ... members only Molecular Nanotechnology: the Next Industrial Revolution This is a preprint only; for the final edited version, see the January 2000 issue of Computer , an IEEE publication.

85. History Of U.S. Naval Uniforms And Insignia to the History of us Naval Uniforms and Insignia web pages. referencepoint for those interested in what the men and women of the United States navy have worn http://users.sisna.com/justinb/

Welcome to the History of U.S. Naval Uniforms and Insignia web pages. These pages are intended to create a WWW reference-point for those interested in what the men and women of the United States Navy have worn over the years. As I have found information on current naval dress more readily available, the primary emphasis here will be on the historical aspects of the uniform. Check the links page for better resources on today's U.S.N. uniforms. Since a study of uniforms depends upon understanding the various ranks they represent, a section on Naval Ranks is also included here. As I am mostly interested in the history and evolution of naval uniforms, I lack much of the detailed knowledge that collectors have about the various uniform items. The illustrations in these pages are inteded to give an idea of how the insignia were worn and to assist in identifying old uniforms, but shouldn't be considered accurate renderings of actual uniform items. Fortunately, militaria expert Howard G. Lanham M.D. has shared some of his collection with me, so I can now offer images of real uniform items.

86. Sink Or Swim? The US Navy Virtual Library (NVL) Sink or Swim? The us navy Virtual Library (NVL). Bob Norris us navy Postgraduate School Monterey, California renorris@mbay.net Denise http://www.dlib.org/dlib/march97/navy/03norris.html

Sink or Swim? The U.S. Navy Virtual Library (NVL) Bob Norris U.S. Navy Postgraduate School Monterey, California renorris@mbay.net Denise Duncan Logistics Management Institute McLean, Virginia dduncan@lmi.org D-Lib Magazine , March 1997 ISSN 1082-9873 Abstract Though an enduring fiscal crisis imperils the future of all U.S. Navy libraries, one small, but dynamic project demonstrates the resilience of library scientistseven when they are confronted with the specter of library closings. In the post-cold war era of reduced defense budgets, there are fewer Navy libraries available to support the missions of geographically distributed users. Since 1991, the number of special Navy librariesmedical and academichas declined by 25%. This number could be headed for an even steeper decline. Call it consolidation, realignment, or right-sizing, the result is that most sailors, marines, and federal workers are no longer within a lunch-time commute of professional library services and a locally-developed collection. Yet, the Navy's voracious appetite for information continues to grow, particularly for technically-oriented reports, journals, and publications. While this article will examine the underlying technologies, including the middleware that parses user queries and monitors user activity (statefulness), it is the emerging library business process model, its implications, and potential scalability that the authors find most provocative.

87. US Navy Catamaran Uses Mozilla As Part Of Its Command And Control System - Mozil MozillaZine. us navy Catamaran uses Mozilla as Part of its Command and Control System. Monday April 5th, 2004. Computerworld is reporting http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=4577

88. Dozens Arrested In U.S. Navy's Vieques Range CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/06/22/vieques.arrests.ap/index.html

89. Vulture's Row Home Page (5 Sept 1998). The CV Guide A look at the aircraft carriers of the us navy. This new feature replaces the old Status of Deployed Carriers page. (17 Jan 1999). http://www.rjlee.org/vulrow.html

Thanks to all of you who have sent me additions, updates, and words of encouragement over the years. Special mention must be made of the following people for their helpful information and corrections: LT Kevin "Bugs" Aanestad, of VF-211; LT Doug Beal; Douglas Beckering; Mark Bovankovich; R. Christopher Bronk; Scott Carpentieri; Chris Cavas; Ken Cook; George Cowan, recently of VQ-5; Rudy Friederich at the Aircraft Carrier Study Group; LT Rich "Hoonyer" Fields; Sean Fuller, recently of HS-6 "Indians"; LCDR Pete "Griff" Griffiths, of VQ-6; LTJG Joe Guerrein of VFA-82; Jan Jacobs, managing editor at The Hook magazine; AT3 James L. Jones of VF-143; LT Mark Kelso of VAW-117; CDR Tony Kiggins, formerly "Kestrel One" at VFA-137; Scott Kitterman; Chip Kozy; Vic and Linda Kucera; LT Jim "Chunks" Langham, a RIO formerly of VF-32; Dave Lavictoire; JO2 Lance Lindley; LT Tim McGarvey of VS-29; Peter Murphy; Scott Myers; "Nat"; Tab Pake; LCDR John Parker; LCDR Dave "Hey Joe" Parsons, USN (Ret.); Frank "Dancing Bear" Putnam, formerly a RIO at VF-143; Jim Ritchie, formerly of VA-23; C. Ross; J. Sakurai; LCDR Bruce Schneider of VAQ-130; CDR Wayne Sharer; Darryl Shaw; Rich Simcsak; "Socrateaz"; CAPT Dave Sveden at Tyndall AFB; LCDR Hank Teommey, USN (Ret.); Robert C. Tindall; Ray Travis; Mike Weeks; and Colin Wells. This page is intended to be viewed at a minimum screen resolution of 1024x768, and at a color depth of at least 16-bits. It was designed and tested for use with Microsoft Internet Explorer.

90. Traprock Peace Center Glen Milner worked with other to expose that the us navy has been firing deplted uranium off the coast of Washington State. Sunny http://traprockpeace.org/depleted_uranium_milner.html

Traprock Peace Center 103A Keets Road, Deerfield, MA 01342 (413) 773-7427 www.traprockpeace.org Go to Traprock Peace Center Home Page See more on ' depleted uranium' DU National Tour and World Uraniam Weapons Conference See also Los Alamos and Defense Nuclear Agency Memos as other examples of prior knowledge of DU's dangerousness and extensive US Army regulations on DU that have not been followed. See too Steven Rosenfeld's article "Deserting Our Troops" on US failure to complete pre and post-deployment health assessments. And, see UPI report on 4,000 US non-combat medical evacuations from Iraq. FOIA Document shows Navy has been aware problems associated with DU since 14 May 1984 This MSDS sheet (shown with 3 photos of documents) was released from the Department of the Navy, Naval Surface Warfare Center in Crane, Indiana, on 22 May 03 in response to a 2 April 03 Freedom of Information Act request by Glen Milner . The Material Safety Data Sheet, dated 14 May 1984, shows the Navy has been aware of many of the problems associated with depleted uranium since that time. Glen Milner worked with other to expose that the US Navy has been firing 'deplted' uranium off the coast of Washington State. Sunny Miller interviewed Glen Milner on October 6, 2003.

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93. Navy Dispatching Hospital Ship In Case Of War CNN http://cnn.com/2003/US/01/05/sproject.irq.hospital.ship.ap/index.html

94. Pravda.RU US Navy To Order Unique Aircraft In Saratov The us navy Department intends to subsidize the development of an advanced Russian aircraft, which will eventually be extinguishing forest fires on us territory http://newsfromrussia.com/main/2004/04/23/53577.html

Last update:06/11/2004 03:10 MSK Russia World Science and Culture Editorial ... About Pravda.RU:Russia:More in detail US Navy to order unique aircraft in Saratov The US Navy Department intends to subsidize the development of an advanced Russian aircraft, which will eventually be extinguishing forest fires on US territory. This UFO-shaped flying machine is currently being designed by the Saratov aviation concern. Many aircraft companies all over the world did their best to design similar flying machines. However, Saratov's aircraft designers managed to come with some unusual engineering solutions, also building a flying-saucer mock-up. Designers managed to overcome vibration being caused by turbulence flows, after opting for the flying-saucer concept; this problem was also solved with the help of some other know-how. This flying machine is called the EKIP (Russian acronym, Ecology and Progress). Moreover, the hovercraft's special coating enhances lift by 40 percent (with the help of turbulence flows). Consequently, the EKIP's payload accounts for only 40-45 percent of its mass; meanwhile the relevant aircraft ratio is 20-25 percent. The EKIP boasts some other unique specifications; for example, it can transport 100-ton loads over several thousand km at 500-700 kph and at 8-13-km altitudes. This unique hovercraft can skim along at 160 kph just above the surface.

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97. FOXNews.com - Top Stories - Fast Facts us navy and Marine Corps. Monday, September 29, 2003. The following is a quick look at the organization of the us navy and Marine Corps Overview. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,74946,00.html

Fast Facts: U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. OAS_AD('Top'); Fast Facts: U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Monday, September 29, 2003 The following is a quick look at the organization of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps: OAS_AD('Middle'); Overview Leadership Secretary of the Navy : The civilian head of the Navy, the secretary is appointed by the president with Senate approval and is responsible for recruiting, organizing, supplying, equipping, training and mobilizing naval forces. Chief of Naval Operations : The CNO is the senior military officer of the United States Navy and is a four-star admiral. A member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, he is responsible to the Secretary of the Navy for the command of naval forces and is the principal naval adviser to the president. Commandant of the Marine Corps : The CMC reports to the Sectary of the Navy and is the top uniformed member of the Marine Corps. He sits on the Joint Chiefs of Staff and is responsible for the general readiness of the U.S. Marine Corps. Basic Naval Vessels Aircraft Carrier : These are the largest combatant ships in the Navy, measuring in at 1,000 feet in length and displace between 70,000 and 90,000 tons. They carry approximately 85 aircraft of mixed fighters, bombers and support, and are the primary offensive punch of the Navy.

98. U. S. Navy Ships Sunk Or Damaged By Enemy Torpedo, Bombs, Or Gunfire During Worl us navy Ships, lost during World War I, description of incidents, dates, and casualties. us navy Ships Sunk or Damaged from Various Causes during World War I. http://www.usmm.org/ww1navy.html

U. S. Navy Ships Sunk or Damaged from Various Causes during World War I Incidents are listed in chronological order by cause. We do not have any other information about these ships other than what is listed below. U. S. Navy Ships Sunk or Damaged by Enemy Torpedo, Bombs, or Gunfire U. S. Navy Ships Sunk or Seriously Damaged by Enemy Mines U. S. Naval Vessels Sunk Or Damaged In Northern Mine Barrage U. S. Naval Vessels Sunk Or Seriously Damaged From Miscellaneous Causes ... U. S. Naval Vessels Sunk or Damaged in Collision [N. O. T. S. stands for Naval Overseas Transport Service, which used Navy-manned vessels used to transport troops and supplies.] U. S. Navy Ships Sunk or Damaged by Enemy Torpedo, Bombs, or Gunfire October 15, 1917 : U. S. S. Cassin (destroyer), displacement 1,139 tons; torpedoed by German submarine U-105, off the coast of Ireland, 20 miles south of Mine Head; salvaged; 1 killed and 9 wounded. November 5, 1917 : U. S. S. Alcedo (converted yacht), gross 983 tons; torpedoed and sunk by enemy submarine (UC-type), 75 miles off the French coast; 21 killed. December 6, 1917

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