Complete Civil War submarine unveiled for first time

[Alexandre]

No treasure inside. Only knowledge about our forefathers:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45980970.../#.TxBbSKWvKSo

Photos:

http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news...for-first-time

[aquanut]

Alexandre,
I served in a Nuclear Submarine back in the sixties. Thank God it was the 1960"s!
These are wonderful pictures. I saw the video's when they discovered/ recovered the boat, but hadn't seen anything since. Thanks for the update.
Aquanut

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Morning Alexandre, Mi estimado amigo: I noticed this -->an expedition led by adventurer Clive Cussler raised the Hunley and delivered it to the conservatory on Charleston's old Navy base,
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Clyde was not an archaeologist, but was just having fun, and gathering materiel for his next book Is there hope of coexisting?

Don Jose de La Mancha

[Alexandre]

Morning Alexandre, Mi estimado amigo: I noticed this -->an expedition led by adventurer Clive Cussler raised the Hunley and delivered it to the conservatory on Charleston's old Navy base,
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Clyde was not an archaeologist, but was just having fun, and gathering materiel for his next book Is there hope of coexisting?

Don Jose de La Mancha

In this case, it worked. Archaeologists and trained conservators were there, all along.

Btw, I am a huge contributor to C. Cussler's income: I have all his books of the Dirk Pitt Series.

[aquanut]

I too am a big contributor to Clive. I have aaallll his books and have to wait for each new one.
Aquanut

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Evening gentlemen: I have been in contact with 'Dirk', his son, suggesting that Clyde shift Atlantis from the south pole region as in his book, to where it actually is, off of the coast of Spain. A potential basis for a new book. he he

Both are fellow members of the Explores club, and are nice gentlemen.

www.explorers.org

Don Jose de La Mancha