Ships of the Future Past — the Demise of Commerical Hovercraft
In the late 60s and early 70s, hovercraft ferries were the ships of the future. Hovercraft, flying on cushions of air, […]
In the late 60s and early 70s, hovercraft ferries were the ships of the future. Hovercraft, flying on cushions of air, […]
On Friday, more 4,000 longshoremen walked off the job shutting down piers and container terminals in New York and New
If you are in the New York area come help celebrate Lilac, America’s only steam-powered lighthouse tender at a Maritime
Two American sailors, Bob Weise and Steve Shapiro, both 71, have been attempting to sail across the Atlantic from Norway
Yesterday, we posted about the boiler problems on the historic steamer Sabino at the Mystic Seaport Museum in Mystic CT.
The steamer Sabino, built in 1908, has been a popular attraction at the Mystic Seaport Museum since 1974, offering boat
Numbers are fine but sometimes the best way to communicate scale is visually. The image above is what it would
Here on the west bank of the Hudson River, I spent most of the morning digging out from yesterday’s blizzard,
Anyone who may doubt that we live on a water planet or that what happens at sea has a huge
The sad saga of the Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) continues. The USS Fort Worth, the third Freedom Class LCS delivered, was
Only days after hearing good news about funding for the Pride of Baltimore II, there is very grim news about
When I hear “Volvo Round ….” I immediately fill in the blank with “the World.” (OK, technically, the race is
Tremendous news for a great ship. On Monday, Maryland’s Governor Hogan announced a $1.5 million private-public partnership with the replica
When I was in high school in Florida in the 70s, the question was not “will the manatees become extinct?”
In 2009, Rich Wilson at 58 was the oldest sailor in the Vendee Globe non-stop single-handed round-the-world yacht race. He finished