WELCOME TO AMERICAN ADMIRALTY BOOKS!
Barque: ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLT II, Named for the Oceanographer
Photo by Hans Georg Schroder
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 2012
IF YOU ARE NEW TO OUR SITE WE SUGGEST CLICKING ON THE LINK BELOW FOR A SHORT VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/AFw32RRJY98
After viewing the video let it run to the very end then simply click on the YouTube "back arrow" at the top left corner and you should arrive right back here. If you still have questions after that, look to the right of the sailing ship and click on INTRODUCTION.
NEW : A new post is up with videos and pictures of the acceptance ceremony of the new KINGS POINTER at the USMMA:
WELCOME MONTGOMERY
WE AGAIN WELCOME OUR VISITORS FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA HERE TO EXPLORE THEIR CITY'S NAVIGABILITY. Our final post in the series was on Saturday. Scroll down to Saturday if you missed it. If you want to share the series with others, the posts are spread from Monday Sept. 9, 2012 to Saturday Sept. 15, 2012. Click on "September" to your right and scroll to the bottom of the post marked "Montgomery Reader", then scroll up to read the posts in sequential order. When you get to the top of Sept. 9th more posts are mixed in with the regular postings through Saturday Sept. 15th..
We hope the series, a sort of stream of consciousness monologue by a Master Pilot viewing the history and future potential of Montgomery is starting to generate discussion in Montgomery. To the media, print, and electronic in Montgomery, the Chamber of Commerce, and the city government; this is our permission to you to utilize any and all parts of the various postings in any way you see fit with or without attribution in any way that will help generate and sustain discussion of Montgomery's navigational development.The Montgomery reader and all subsequent related postings are released into the public domain exclusive of photographs. We exercised due dilligence to assure photos were in the public domain, but the photos are not ours to release.
Good luck Montgomery and remember as you begin to research about navigational development, this site is always a great place to start. E-mail us at :
american.admiralty.books@gmail.com
if we can assist you in any way with research. Go claim your navigable future!
TODAY's POSTINGS INCLUDE "VIKINGS INHABIT U.S. WEST COAST" and "THE SINK EX"
ARE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OBSOLETE? We certainly don't think so. Robert Harddick writing in FOREIGN POLICY MAGAZINE isn't quite as certain and outlines some interesting changes that he sees as necessary if carriers are to remain relevant. This opinion piece will be available indefinitely in the Opinion Section of or NEWS SERVICE and by simply clicking on this link:
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2012/08/31/shipping_out?print=yes&hidecomments=yes&page=full
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM TODAY IS SUNG BY DESTINY'S CHILD THE LINK FOR THE RECORDED PERFORMANCE IS BELOW THE FLAG. Don't skip this one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmYgo2nv4ps&feature=related
Let's Get the Cyber Day started, scroll down for postings or click into your favorite special page!
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