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I live no where near the ocean and will never sail in my life. However, I was curious about it and your video is informative and entertaining. Thank you for this. You seriously made my morning. Cheers from Texas!

Another lecture in a long series of most excellent presentations.

Is the man that built this boat still alive? I sure would like to talk to him. Thanks for any help. ✝️🙏❤🇺🇸

I really appreciate videos like this, probably the 4th time I’ve watched this.

just wondering out loud … could it be built from laminated wood from the original blueprints , instead of steel or wrought iron ???

Nice video!👌

Another great presentation thank you. Loving my books!

Another great presentation

An interesting presentation.

The earthworks of fort walker certainly still exist

Wasn't the diving plane picture actually a film issue?

great presentation

This was cool my mother's last name was Haraden so I had heard about Jonathan and Nathaniel Haraden many years ago.

Very cool production. Alot of hard work. Nuclear cruisers had a special place during the 70s and 80s, and it was an honor to be part of that history. Hotb!!

Do you have video of the USS Virginia CGN 38?

15 March 1986 I had just turned 11 years old and my Dad brought me & my little brother to Newport News Shipbuilding in order to watch the launch of the USS Newport News. Needless to say that launch was watched by thousands upon thousands of people given the namesake of the ship itself and little did I realize that in 1999 I would end up assigned IDC (independent duty corpsman) on board USS Newport News (SSN-750) I was the “baby doc” meaning the lowest ranking corpsman. Medical department consisted of me and a very salty, Senior Chief who taught me more than I could ever imagine all of which would be needed after the towers fell and I added NEC HM-8404 to my Page 4. Greenside!!!“Devil Doc” remains my most valued moniker and I doubt anything will ever surpass it given the way you get that particular moniker in the first place. Had my grandfather not served and my father not served as well as realizing the importance of exposing his kids to the might that is the United States Navy brought together by the men and women of Newport News shipbuilding. I believe we saw the launch of the USS Buffalo as well. Pretty sure I still have the commemorative coins somewhere. Semper Fi, Semper Fortis & Go Navy!!!!

Are there any Actual pictures ( Daguerreotype etc...) of the CSS Virginia ? I have searched high & low, with no results . One would think that if there are pictures of the USS Monitor, there would be some of the CSS Virginia ......Anyone ?

When yousay the virgina has sloped armor at 36degrees is that from vertical or from horozontal please?

It was rodman who cast cast iron guns around inner tubes cooled With water not parrot who dalgren barrowed technique from

She’s BACK! This was fascinating to watch. I will be revisiting it often and I’m glad to see you continuing to share your knowledge and passion. You help make art more “approachable” to me.

Yaaaay! Nice to get a long presentation. Maybe Beyond the Frame will live on. Now to get some coffee and biscuits while I enjoy this!

Pensé que era música, no me gusta 😒

Is this the update for the Monitor? I’m still waiting for newer videos regarding the Monitor!

Cudjoe is a name given to one of the sons of the ewe tribes… I would ask an elder from the ewe tribe who were part of the old OYO empire. And I presume the African slave masters could not write the names of the slaves hence they just called them by the town they were captured. So the white slavers who later bought them wrote names given to them by the black slavers. Also remember that the slavers were given some concoctions to drink that made them unable to remember their past. There’s a well they were made to drink from before embarking on their journey.

Good talk, very interesting, thank you

Great presentation thank you much

Wasn't US Army Lt Hardiman S Putnam with USN Lt John Worden on this mission? Putnam was held in Montgomery under the same orders from CSA AG Benjamin but was released in a negotiation of some description.

Amazing museum!

Wow - getting to work on the Monitor - Wow!

Incredible, I learned so much about one of my favorite civil war campaigns.

Weird amount of complaining in the comments. Enjoy the lecture or not, but strange whines. "This guy" is actually fun to speak with in person. Doesn't mean i agree 100%.

Beautiful city . Compare with the filthy dump that is SF today.

Very interesting as always. Great presentation

Interesting story that could have been excellent had a well-edited script been written.

Slight correction, the Omani moved their capital from Mombasa to Zanzibar not from Oman. Oman is home!!!!

I love that we find money to preserve our history. However this is an invention to kill and mame. The amount of money spent not only to create this then preserve it is wasted. Perhaps we actually learn from history and put the budget into preserving life we wouldn't have the need for the items that destroy life! The annual budget for our military complex could provide every single American citizen 100,000 a year. Think about that.

I enjoyed your lecture. Point of detail; Tunis Augustus Macdonough Craven, Commander, USS Tecumseh, is the proper name for my great granduncle. There is no "hugh" in his middle name.

This is my favorite painting in the museum.

Really enjoyed this in person!

HELL YEAH

Thank you for providing such inspiring programs. Keep up the good work. - F.Krone

Great presentation. Amazing

This needs to be shown in EVERY high school history class. Most students nowadays are not taught our nation's history. God bless you sir, and keep up the good work.

The men and women of the Silent Service are a very special breed. They have been involved in some of the most secret missions, under the most dangerous circumstances and they don't speak a word unless authorized. No Seal Team 6 bravado, just quietly and efficiently doing their jobs. They are true hero's in every sense of the word.

Great presentation thank you.

The real heart of a waterman is the wood planks he stands on !

Great presentation thank you

Very good history

Thank you for this lecture

what an infectious smile