Preserving a piece of US Maritime History - invaluable

The USS Olympia is a cruiser that fought in the Spanish American War in 1898 and has been preserved in Philadelphia. She's a one of a kind ship, a national historic monument, and in danger. She needs approximately $10-15 million in repairs to keep her a viable museum for years to come. If you have the resources, or connections to those resources, please consider helping. (full disclosure - there is no financial benefit to me to ask the question - we need to save this ship for posterity). Please contact me at 612-599-1935 or bdskon@fedex.com if you have additional questions.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

Navy News Service - Eye on the Fleet Current Collection

Navy News Service - Eye on the Fleet Current Collection

Sailors tack their warfare device onto the casket of explosive ordnance disposal officer Lt. Christopher Mosko, during his funeral service at Fort Rosencrans National Cemetery.
POINT LOMA, Calif. (May 11, 2012) Sailors tack their warfare device onto the casket of explosive ordnance disposal officer Lt. Christopher Mosko, during his funeral service at Fort Rosencrans National Cemetery. Mosko was killed-in-action Apr. 26 by an improvised explosive device while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Jasmine Sheard/Released)

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