Arctic Submarine Laboratory - Public Invited to Last Library Presentation

Folks,

This is the last Public Library presentation for my talk called "The Arctic Submarine Laboratory". It is at the East Greenbush Library on Sunday, February 28^th at 2:00 pm.

The synopsis of the talk is provided as follows:

The Arctic Submarine Laboratory pioneered scientific exploration of the Arctic Ocean Basin to enable United States submarine operations under the ice canopy. The evolution of the Laboratory from its origins in World War 2 through the present day is chronicled through some of the unique submarine operations it sponsored. In the early days the missions were limited by the undersea endurance of the post World War 2 diesel electric boats. That changed with the advent of nuclear power. Ride with the scientists and engineers on voyages aboard nuclear submarines as they sail through the Northwest Passage and explore the Siberian continental shelf off the northern coast of Asia. The talk also highlights how the Arctic Submarine Laboratory and the US Navy collaborated with civilian scientists in support of Arctic climate change studies during the 1990's.

If you'd like this presentation for your group, club or organization, contact me. I do the talk with no fee involved and I have my own equipment to display it. It's about an hour long.

Ray Misiewicz

Poster's Note: Please contact Larry (april05) via CR4's private message system for Ray's contact information.