James Delgado

Jan 1, 2024 | usni.org | J. M. Caiella |Norman Polmar |Andrew Blackley |James Delgado

In this issue we run the gamut from John Paul Jones storming across the deck of the Bonhomme Richard to the birth of the nuclear Navy. The importance of history was evident in the seminar on critical thinking held by the U.S. Naval Institute and U.S. Naval Academy at the Jack C. Taylor Conference Center in ...

Nov 10, 2023 | carsoncitycurrent.com | James Delgado |Michael Brennan |Josh Broussard

MAPPING AN UNDERSEA MUSEUMAs bathymetric mapping and hydrographic surveys tackle the goal of a complete mapping of the global seabed in the next decades, an increasing number of highly significant shipwrecks and lost aircraft will be found. In some cases, this will resolve mysteries past and present, like Amelia Earhart’s plane and flight MH370, or long forgotten missing ships that never reached port. Recently, Ocean Infinity and SEARCH, Inc.

Nov 10, 2023 | oceannews.com | James Delgado |Michael Brennan |Josh Broussard

MAPPING AN UNDERSEA MUSEUM As bathymetric mapping and hydrographic surveys tackle the goal of a complete mapping of the global seabed in the next decades, an increasing number of highly significant shipwrecks and lost aircraft will be found. In some cases, this will resolve mysteries past and present, like Amelia Earhart’s plane and flight MH370, or long forgotten missing ships that never reached port. Recently, Ocean Infinity and SEARCH, Inc.

Oct 20, 2023 | oceannews.com | James Delgado

The seabed, along with the many lake and river beds of the world are the resting place for as many as two million shipwrecks. Most of these date to the last two centuries, a time of industrial growth, and the creation of large fleets that created a global economy. Many were lost in battle, while many met their fate battling the elements, but all reveal hallmarks of our past.