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Tools:: 3M (Abrasives, etc.); Abrasive Resource (Abrasives and sanding products for marine applications, Minneapolis, Minnesota); Amana Tool (Maker of industrial quality router bits, saw blades, shaper cutters, boring bits and more); American Buff (Manufacturer of abrasives for metal finishing); American Saw & Mfg. Company (Maker of Lenox^® saw blades, hand saws, hole saw, etc.); Axminster Power Tools Centre (Hand and power tools, UK); Binsfeld Engineering (Shaft torque and power measurement systems, Maple City, Michigan); Building a Clone of a Biesemeyer Table Saw Fence (Article by John A. Swensen); The Candy Store for Woodworkers; Carlson Design's Plotter/Cutter Homepage; The Cheap Little Sucker (Build a $20 pump for vacuum bagging); Classic Tools (UK based site selling antique woodworking tools); Contec Germany (Mobile shot blasting machines); Delta (Power tools); The D&S Scary Sharp^™ System (Free instructions for sharpening tools on sandpaper); Ducktrap Woodworking (Traditional boatbuilding tools); EZ Flush Adapters (A tool that blocks off the freshwater tanks when adding winterizing fluid); Falcon-Wood (Old woodworking tools); FEIN Power Tools; FEIN Power Tools, UK; FEIN Power Tools, USA; Festool USA (German mamufacturer of portable power tools, dust extractors and storage systems); Garrett Wade Company; Gelplane International Ltd. (Maker of gelcoat strippers); Grizzly Industrial, Inc. (Imported woodworking and metalworking tools); Hand Tools Power Tools (Discount hand and power tools); Harbor Freight Tools (Cheap tools); Hardwick's Harware Store (Hand and power tools, hardware, Seattle); Henderson Sewing Machine (New and used sewing machines, parts); H. F. Wilson Engineering Company (Seller of tools, accessories and supplies, Batavia, Illinois); Hida Tool & Hardware, Co. (Importer of Japanese woodworking tools, Berkeley, California); Highland Hardware (Woodworking tools and tips); Hock Tools (Blades for planes and hand woodworking tools); HotVac Hull Cure (Equipment for osmosis problems and treatment); Industrial Safety Company (Protective clothing, respirators, gloves, hearing protection. etc.); The Japan Woodworker (Japanese hand tools); Jet Equipment & Tools; Kestrel Tools (Handmade crooked knives and adzes, Lopez Island, Washington); Klingspor (Sandpaper and abrasives); Laguna Tools (European woodworking equipment); Lee Valley Tools & Veritas^® Tools; Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc. (Heirloom quality planes); McMaster-Carr Supply Company (Tool seller); Metabo (German manufacturer of portable and stationary power tools); Michael Engineering, LTD (Resin dispensing equipment); MLCS Router Bits and Woodworking Products; Newborn Brothers Co., Inc. (Caulking guns); The Old Woodworking Machinery Mailing List; Old Woodworking Machines (Information on the history, restoration and use of vintage woodworking machinery); Paddy O'Deen's Old Tools Page; Patrick's Blood & Gore (The Stanley plane page); Porter Cable Corp.; Power Tool Hire and Sales (UK distributor of Fein tools); Ralph Brendler's Guide to the Use and Preparation of Scrapers; Reid Tool Supply Company (Tooling Components such as spring loaded devices, rest buttons, fixture keys, adjusting screws, washers, bolts, etc.; control devices such as handles, knobs, cranks and hand wheels; leveling pads, mounts and casters; more); Rhino International Tools Ltd. (Manufacturer and distributor woodworking tools, UK); Robert Bosch GmbH (Power tools); The Robert Larson Company, Inc. (Hand tools); Rook Metering Equipment (Resin metering and mixing equipment, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan); Rosewood and Brass (Antique tools); Rundquist Propeller Tools, Inc. (Naples, Florida); The Sewing Machine Super Store; ShopBot (WorkShop RoBot PC-controlled CNC system); Small Shop Planes WorksSmall Shop Planes Works (Wood bodied planes, North Platte, Nebraska); Suffolk Machinery Corp. (Timberwolf^® low tension bandsaw blades); The Superior Works (Antique, used and new hand tools); Table Saw Maintenance; Tashiro's Sharp Japanese Tools (ZETA^™ pull saws, Seattle); TeachShave, Or How to Make a Spokeshave (By John Gunterman); This Old Saw (Ralph Brendler's handsaw FAQ); T & L Tools (Maker of the Unscrew-Ums^™ tools for backing out broken screws and other fasteners); Tool Crib of the North (Power tools); Ultimate Washer (Pressure washer sales, Pompano Beach, Florida); Union Hill Antique Tools; The Waterjet Web Reference (A complete resource on abrasive-jet and water-jet machining); Western Tool Supply (Tool dealer); William Alden Company; W. L. Fuller, Inc. (Countersinks, counterbores, plug cutters, taper point drills, brad point drills and step drills); Woodcraft Supply Corp.; Woodline Arizona, Inc. (Router bits and shaper cutters); Wood-Mizer Portable Sawmills (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Trailers, Boat Carriers, Lifts, etc.:: ABC Trailer Parts (Online sales of railer kits and all basic component trailer parts, Alabama); Air-Dock Boatlifts (Floating drydocks for yachts); AirDock Docking Systems (Floating drydocks yachts); Boat Master Boat Trailers (All-aluminum boat trailers); The Captain Hook^® Trailer Winch Hook Attaching Device; CastleCraft (US sales of Trailex Trailers, Seitech and Wheel a Weigh dollies & carts, Braidwood, Illinois); Champion Trailer Parts Supply (Illustrated online catalog, articles); C-Hawk Trailers (Boat trailer manufacturer, Bucyrus, Ohio); C & O Engineering (Remote reservoir trailer hub lubrication systems, San Jose, California); Eastern Marine Trailer Parts Superstore; Expediter (Wholesale distributor of trailer parts); EZ Hitch (Home of the Original "Bill Dance" trailer hitch guide tool); EZ Loader Boat Trailers; Genesis Trailers (Holland, Michigan); Get Happy (Launching wheels and small dollies); Hardy Products (Kayak dollies); Hitchguide (Electronic trailer hitch alignment device); Hoosier Pontoon Boat Trailers (Including models that squat); Indespesion (Trailers and component parts, UK); King Trailers (Maker of saltwater boat trailers, Marysville, Washington); The Lane Quick Hauler ("The wheelless trailer")
Late Nite Customs (Boat trailer repair and cuctomization, Flowery Branch, Georgia): Launch Vehicles Inc. (Makers of the Launch Vehicle, a self propelled boat carrier/launcher/temporary dock); Lift Masters, Inc. (Custom built boat lifts); McClain Trailers (manufacturer of boat and utility trailers, Houston, Texas); Magneta Multipurpose Trailers; Melins Boat & Marine (Scandinavian dealer for boat trailers and HydroHoist boat lifts); Mobile Marine Services (Builds dinghy davits and other custom fabricated marine hardware, Ozona, Florida); Navigator Aluminum Boat Trailers; Out of Sight Boat Lifts, Inc. (Lifts designed to preserve the customer's view); Pacific Boat Trailers (California); The Poly-Dolly Launcher for Small Boats; Quality Aluminum Products (Aluminum and stainless steel boatlifts, davits, etc.); Real Extreme Trailers Inc. (Manufacturer of aluminum trailers, Miami); R. M. Trailers Ltd. (Designers and builders of specialist boat trailers, New Alresford, Hants); Roleez Wheels (Manufactures balloon wheels and small boat carts designed to perform on soft sand and sensitive terrain); Seitech Marine Products (Boat dollies); ShoreLand'r Boat Trailers; Trailer Hitches and Covers (An informational resource for people interested in trailer hitches); Trailex Manufacturing and Trailer Sales (Aluminum boat and canoe trailers); Trail-Rite Boat Trailers (Santa Ana, California); The Veerack (An auto roof rack for long objects)
Tugboats & Towboats:: The 1892 Tug Islay (Oldest tugboat on the Great Lakes); The 1902 Steam Tug Waratah; The 1906 Steam Tug Baltimore (Being restored at Baltimore, Maryland); The 1908 iron Great Lakes tug Mount McKay; The 1918 Dutch Harbour Tug Phoenix; The 1923 Vancouver Tugboat Sea Wave; Adsteam Marine Limited (Australian towing company); Alan's Boatyard (Alan Rose's scale model boat building, including tugs, towboats and offshore oil vessels, tips and picture gallery); Alfons Håkans & Finntugs Ltd. (Finnish towing company); The American Waterways Operators (AWO, national advocate for the tugboat, towboat, and barge industries); The Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (Prserving USS Hoga (YT 146), North Little Rock); The Arthur Foss (1889 tugboat, played Narcissus in the Tugboat Annie movies); As They Say On the River (A Dictionary of Western Rivers towing); Augustea (Italian company providing harbor and deep sea towing, barge transportation and salvage); The Australian Seagoing Tug Waratah: A Century of Steam (A history of the 1902 ship by Mori Flapan); The Bay Steamers Maritime Museum (Operating the steam harbour tug Wattle, Melbourne, Australia); Bernert Barge Lines (Oregon City based towboat and barge company); Big Claw Maritime, Inc. (Seattle based all wood towing company); Boston Towing & Transportation (Petroleum transport, ship docking and general and specialized towing); Bourbon/Les Abeilles International (French marine salvage and towage company); The British Columbia Cannery Tug Delta (1889); Brown Towing and Salvage (Towing, chartering, and various marine contracting activities along the North Gulf of Mexico coast); Campbell Maritime (Seattle based tug and barge company, with a daily log of activities); Campbell Towing Company (Wrangell, Alaska based towing company); Captain Jimmy's Mississippi River System (Database of towboats & operators); Crowley Maritime Corporation; DANA Tugs (Fort Lauderdale, Florida based towing and salvage company); The Daniel Adamson Preservation Society (1903 passenger carrying steam tug tender, Liverpool); Dan Owen's Boat Photo Museum (More than 37,000 black and white photographs of over 13,500 different inland towboats and Gulf area coastal tugs, for sale, but none online); David Boone, Marine Artist (Paintings of tugboats, military and merchant ships); The Detroit River International Tugboat Race 1998; Donjon Marine Co., Inc. (Marine salvage, hazardous material handling and pollution control, towing, floating derrick and barging services); Dunlap Towing (Puget Sound and ocean towing company, La Conner, Washington); The Dutch River Tugboat SPES; ESVAGT A/S (International offshore rescue and support vessel operator); Fairplay-Towage (German tugboat operator, harbor, coastal and deep sea towing, salvage, offshore support); Forgotten Fleet of Sixty One (Dedicated to the Miki class Large Tug and their crews); For the Love of Tugs! (Featuring photos from the Olympia Harbor Days, Tacoma and Seattle tugboat races); Foss Maritime; Foundation Maritime - Salvage on the Grey Seas (Photo feature showcasing the Canadian salvage company made famous in Farley Mowat's books); Frank Bayley's Tug Site (Buiding an RC model of United Towing Ltd.'s salvage tug Yorkshireman, with info on the prototype); Fremont Tugboat Company (Seattle based towing company); Friends of the Pearl Harbor Tug Boat Hoga (Trying to save the last vessel still afloat that took part in the defense of Pearl Harbor on Decemebr 7, 1941); Gaelic Tugboat Company (Great Lakes towing company); The Georgian Bay, Parry Sound Tugfest (The last weekend in August, Ontario); The Great Lakes Group (The Great Lakes Towing Co.; Admiral Towing and Barge Co.; Puerto Rico Towing and Barge Co.; Tugz International Llc.); The Great Lakes Tugboat Photo Gallery; Havenslepers Antwerpen (Photos, data and models of Antwerp harbor tugs); Hollands Glorie (Dutch tugboating page); Hall Tugboat and Barge Brokerage (Specializing in US flag ocean tugboats and barges); The H. Lee White Marine Museum (Displaying the 1943 US Army tugboat Major Elisha K. Henson and the 1925 derrick barge No. 8, Oswego, New York); Holyhead Towing Company (HTC, North Wales); The International Retired Tugboat Association (IRTA); The International Salvage Union (ISU member companies provide marine casualty response, pollution defence, wreck removal, cargo recovery, towage and related activities); Intership Ltd (Barge and tug services for the oil & gas offshore industry); Island Tug and Barge Company (Seattle based towing company); Island Tug and Barge Ltd. (British Columbia based towing company); Jack Wilskey's Tugboat Pages (Photos and articles, some about tugs designed by Wilskey); The John H. Amos (Last surviving steam paddle tug in the UK, Faversham, Kent); Kotug International (Dutch towing company); K-Sea Transportation (New York based tug and barge company specializing in petroleum products); Lekko International (Magazine of the Lekko International Tug Enthusiasts Society); Lekko ITES (Books, magazines and other services in the field of tugs, towage and salvage); Life on the River with Towboater Poncho Villa; Loucas G. Matsas (Greek salvage and towing company); Lower Columbia Riverboats (Pictures of Northwest tugs and other neat boats); Lucas Marine Construction Inc. (San Francisco Bay and delta tug and barge company); McAllister Towing and Transportation Company (New York City based ship docking and towing company); McKeil Marine Ltd. (Ontario based tug and barge company); The Maritime Paintings of Teun Bakker (Tugboats, commercial shipping, sailing ships and boats); Millennium Maritime (West coast ship assist, tanker escort, and ocean towing); The Mini Tug Julius N. (Commercial assistance towing, spill response, diving, salvage, and cruises, San Diego); Moran Towing Corporation; More Marine (British Columbia tug, barge and road transportation company); Multraship (Dutch towing and salvage company); The National Association of Fleet Tug Sailors (Made up of the men and women who have served in the tugs and salvage ships of the United States Navy, Coast Guard and Army); New York City Area Railroad Tug Boats; New York Central Tugboat No. 13 (1887 wrought iron railroad tug); Northeastern Maritime Historical Foundation Vessel Sales (Broker for tugboats, barges and workboats); The North River Tugboat Museum (Restoring & preserving historic tugboats, Kingston, New York); Northstar Gallery's New York Tugboat Boneyard Photos; Ocean Tug & Barge Engineering (Designers of articulated tug/barge units); Old River Bill's Home Page (Modeling the inland river towboat, towboat info); Olympia Harbor Days (Tug boat races, every Labor Day weekend); Olympic Tug & Barge (Towing and fuel transportation company operating in Puget Sound and the Willamette and Columbia Rivers); Pacific Coast Maritime (West coast and Alaska towing, barge and ship assist services); Paddlewheels and Props (Riverboat and tugboat plans for model builders, Maineville, Ohio); Paw Paw's Navy Days (Mostly in fleet tugs); Pieter Oost's Tugboat Postcards; The Pietro Micca (1895 Italian steam tug); The Port Allen (Ken Kuzenski's remininscences of working on a harbor towboat at Baton Rouge, Louisiana); Portland Tugboat and Ship Docking Company (Portland, Maine); Puffin Pete's RC Civil Model Boats (Tugboat models); The Rail-Marine Information Group (Railroad tugs); Remolcadores Dominicanos, S.A. (Dominican Republic towing company); Riverchat.com (River and river industry related discussion forums and chat room); The River Industry Bulletin Board (RIBB); Riversea International (A daily journal of shipping photography); Riverway (Mississippi River towboat and barge company); Robert Allan Ltd. (Designer of ship-assist & escort tugs, Vancouver, British Columbia); Roehrig Maritime (New York based East Coast towing company); Ron Burchett's Tugboat Modeling Page; Russian River Ships (Photos and references); The Russian Seagoing Steam Tug Rudokop (1958, now a floating demonstrator and testbed for Thordon Bearings); Sause Bros. Inc. (West coast towing company); Seabulk International (Florida and Gulf of Mexico towing and ship assistance); Sea Coast Transportation (Seattle based tug and barge company); Seaspan (British Columbia based towing and marine transportation company); Shipspotters.com (Tugboat photos); Sleepbedrijf Antwerpen (A Dutch tugboat enthusiast's page about the Belgian towing company); Small Tugs by Mal Low N.A. (Stock and custom plans for commercial tugs, character tugs, and tug-yachts 21-65', Gloucester, Massachusetts); Smith Maritime (Hawaii based towing, salvage, spill response and water taxi company); Smith Maritime (Ocean & coastal towing, salvage & rescue services, primarily between the US, Caribbean & South America); Smit Tak BV (Dutch salvage and towing company); SS Robert (1866 Swedish steam tugboat); SS Styrbjörn (The last coal fired seagoing steam tug in Norway); Star Marine, Inc. (Bainbridge Island, Washington based towing company); Startbewijs.nl Inland Shipping Links; The Steam Tug Baltimore (1906 harbor tug preserved at Baltimore, Maryland); The Steam Tug Lyttelton II (Moldering away at Melbourne, Australia); The Steam Tug Portland (1947 sternwheel ship handling tug, Portland, Oregon); Stevens Towing Company, Inc. (A midsize barge transportation company based in Yonges Island, South Carolina); Svitzer Wijsmuller (Danish/Dutch towing and salvage company); Swedish Tugboat/Bogserbåtar Pictures and Homeports; Tamaroa.org (Highlighting the history and crew of the USCGC Tamaroa WMEC-166, formerly the navy salvage tug USS Zuni); Theodore Too (Full size cousin of the kids' TV show hero, giving harbor tours in Halifax, Nova Scotia); Tidewater Barge Lines (Columbia and Snake River shipping company); Tony Frohnhoefer's Model of the Rotterdam harbor tug Smit Nederland; Towboat Joe's (Scratch-built models of river workboats, model plans, towboat info and pictures of cool old towboats); Towboats on the Ohio River at Louisville, Kentucky (Bill Alden's photographs of towboats and other vessels, towboat links); The Tsavliris Group of Companies ("Salvage masters of the world," based in Greece); Tugboat Alley (Tugboat theme gifts and apparel, Portsmouth, New Hampshire); The Tugboat Elf at 100; The Tugboat Katahdin (1899 tugboat plying Puget Sound waters); The Tugboat Laurindo Pitta (Brazilian veteran of WW I); The Tugboat Luna Preservation Society (First commercially-owned diesel-electric ship-docking tug, Boston); The Tugboat Phoenix's Links to Other Tugs and Other Maritime Sites; The Tugboat Sand Man (Olympia, Washington based 1910 motor tug); Tugboats.COM; The Tugboats Mailing List (For those who like tugboats, allied with the Tugboat Enthusiasts Society of America); The Tug Pegasus Preservation Project (A 1907 former Standard Oil tug, New York); Tugs Seen on the Thames and Medway Rivers (Photos by Alan Rose, also offshore oil industry vessels, lifeboats and harbour craft); Tugspotters.com (Photos, news, more); The Tugs & Tows Mailing List (Research and help in building scale models of tugboats and inland river pushboats); TugTalk (Tugboat photos and discussion board for tugs and towage in the UK and further afield); Tug & Tow (Photos of tugs, model boats & oil field suppy ships, mostly on the east coast of the UK); Tugwear (Manufactures and distributes tugboat T-shirts and novelties); The US Inland Waterways SiteRing; The US Maritime Administration Inland Waterways Research Project (A repository of current links, reports, studies, news items, and other documents); The USS Lipan ATF 85 Page (US Navy fleet tug, later transferred to the Coast Guard); The Vane Brothers Company (Baltimore, Maryland based tug and barge company); Van Wijngaarden Marine Services (Netherlands based towing company); The Waterford Tugboat Roundup (September 9-11, 2005, Waterford, New York); Waterways Journal (Weekly newspaper of the US inland river transportation system); Waterways Journal's River Links; The Wayne Tug Database; Westar Marine Services (San Francisco Bay towing and barge company); Western Towboat Company (Seattle based towing and barge company); Westoil Marine Services (Long Beach, California petroleum transportation, towing and vessel assist services); West Virginia Towboat Photos (Towboat photos along the Upper Ohio river by C. R. Neale); Wiggins Towboat Company (Harbor tug services, general towing, vessel assist and log bronc services, Yaquina Bay, Oregon); Wijsmuller Holding B.V. (Dutch towing and salvage company); Wildflower (1940 ex-Navy tug); Willie World (Columbia and Snake River towboats, Northwest tugboats); WorkBoat Magazine; WOTECH (Western Offshore Technology Pty Ltd, tugboat brokers, Freemantle, Australia); www.tugboat.nl (Classic Dutch harbour and canal tugs and tugboat events, with lots of photos); XViral's Model Boats (Building a model of the salvage tug Yorkshireman); The Yorkshireman Tug Boat (Mat Bailey builds an RC model of the British salvage tug)
Veterans:: The Algerines Association (For those who served in the Algerine class and other naval vessels such as danlayers and minesweepers which served with them); Al Hines' USS Adroit MSO-509 Page (Ocean going minesweeper); The American Merchant Marine Veterans Juan de Fuca Chapter (Washington); The Battle Cruiser Hood Association; The BentProp Project (Searching the waters and jungles of the western Pacific for clues that may lead to the location and identification of wreck sites and remains of men who gave their lives in defense of America); Bottom Guns and Targets (Don Shelton's submarine and navy pages); Bud Schmidt's Links for US Merchant Marine Vets; Canadian Merchant Navy Veterans Association Halifax/Dartmouth Branch; The Canadian Merchant Navy Veterans Association Ontario South Branch; The Canadian Tribal Association; Coastal Squadron One (Listings of crews that served aboard US Navy Patrol Craft Fast (PCF), Swift boats 1965-70); The Coastguard Association (UK benevolent organization aiding serving and retired Regulars and Auxiliary Coastguards and their widows and dependents in need); The Coast Guard Sea Veterans of America; The Destroyer Escort Sailors Association (DESA); The Dorset Branch of the Submariners Association; Ed "Blood" Reed's British Royal Marines Page; The Exeter Flotilla (An association of retired Royal Navy and Royal Marine officers, and reserves who meet near Exeter, UK); The Fisgard Association (Open to all who have undergone training as an artificer apprentice aboard HMS Fisgard or in the Fisgard Squadron); Fleet Air Arm & Naval Air Squadron Associations; The Goat Locker (The US Navy chief petty officers' page); Harry Tate's Navy (Dedicated to the veterans of the Royal Naval Patrol Service); The HMS Firedrake Association (WW II F class Destroyer); The HMS Solebay Association (Those who served in the Battle class destroyer between 1945 and 1962); The HMT Lancastria Association; Homeport: The United States Naval Academy Alumni Homepage; The Java Sea Memorial (For those who manned the Allied fleet at the Battle of the Java Sea in early 1942); The LST & Landing Craft Association (British); The Merchant Navy Association; The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA); The Mobile Riverine Force Association (Dedicated to the Army and Navy men who served in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War); The National Association of Fleet Tug Sailors (Made up of the men and women who have served in the tugs and salvage ships of the United States Navy, Coast Guard and Army); The Naval Officers Association of Canada; The Naval Officers Club (Royal Australian Navy officers); NavWeaps' Naval Contact and Reunion Listings; The Navy Seabee Veterans of America, Inc.; The Navy Snipe Page (A presentation of the Navy ships and stations served on as a Snipe from 1955 to 1975); Paw Paw's Navy Days (USN 1968-74, including a year in Vietnam); The PBR Forces Veterans Association (The Vietnam War era Patrol Boat River); ServicePals.com (A UK armed forces friend finder helping to find lost military friends and colleagues and reunite with old mates); The Submariners Association (Barrow-in-Furness Branch); The Submarines Association Australia; Submarine Veterans Ltd. (Internet resources for submarine veterans); Submarinevets.com; The Swift Boat Sailor's Association (for those who manned or supported U.S. Navy PCFs or SWIFT Boats assigned to Coastal Squadron One (COSRON1) in Vietnam 1965-1970); TenderTale.com (USN submarine tender reunion listings); Tin Can Sailors (The National Association of US Destroyer Veterans); Tom Bowerman's US Naval Armed Guard Page; The Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club Web Ring (Web sites about organizations or individuals involved in the conflict in Southeast Asia between 1951 and 1975); Too Good to be Forgotten (The Patrol Craft Sailors Association, PCSA. an international, naval veterans organization dedicated to preserving the history of World War II and Korea-era Patrol Craft and their crews, and of the Cyclone-class Patrol Coastals of today's Navy); A Tribute to USS Rainier and other AEs and AOEs and Those Who Served Aboard Them; The United States LST Association; The United States Submarine Veterans Inc. (USSVI); United States Submarine Veterans, Inc. Mid-Atlantic Base (USSVI); The US Coast Guard Lightship Sailors' Association (Preserving the traditions and history of an era that spanned 1820 to 1983); US Coast Guard Reunions; US Maritime Service Veterans; The US Naval Cryptologic Veterans Association; The USS Curtiss AV-4 Association (Seaplane tender, 1940-1957); The USS Cushing Reunion Association; The USS Des Moines CA-134 Reunion Association
The USS Horne DLG-30/CG-30 Veterans' Page: The USS Iowa BB-61 Veteran's Association; The USS Krishna ARL-38 Association (Smallcraft repair ship that served in the US Navy 1945-71, and then in the Philippine Navy in the same role as the Narra AR-38); The USS Lipan ATF 85 Page (US Navy fleet tug, later transferred to the Coast Guard); The USS/USNS Mars AFS/TAFS-1 Reunion Association; The USS Midway Reunion Association; USS Mississinewa AO-59 Veterans; The USS Pueblo AGER-2 Association; The USS Savage DE/DER-386 Association; The USS Wedderburn DD-684 Association
Vikings:: The Asgard Viking Ship Project (Building a replica of the Viking trading ship known as Skuldelev 1 found in the Roskilde fiord in Denmark); The BC Viking Ship Project (The 40 foot Viking ship Munin, a half-size working replica of the Gokstad ship); The Blue Dragon Viking Long Boat (Diesel powered, leather upholstered, mahogany decked and for charter!); Building Sewn Boat Replicas (At the Museum of Foteviken, Sweden); Digital Norseman (Musings and commentary on Vikings and true sailing); The Gothenburg Viking Ship Society (Sailing a knarr, a coastal vessel and a Norwegian faering, Sweden); The Longship Company, Ltd. (Medieval reenactors operating two replica viking ships, Maryland); The Longship Company's Links List; The Museum of Foteviken (Sweden); The National Museum in Hjemmeside, Denmark; Norseman, the Leif Ericson Vikingship (Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania); On the Track of Vikings in Denmark (Danish Tourist Board); Raiding and Travelling with the Vikings; The Success of the Vikings; Viking-2000 (The Voyage of Icelander from Greenland to America); Viking Cruise AS (Norwegian Cruises aboard a 100' viking ship); The Viking Home Page (Sweden); The Viking Navy; Vikingnet.dk; The Vikings (Article By Arne Emil Christensen); Vikingship.com (Scale models of the Oseberg Viking ship); The Viking Ship Museum (Roskilde, Denmark); The Viking Ship Plans Mailing List; The Viking Ship Replica Gaia (A copy of the Gokstad Ship, based in Sandefjord, Norway); The Viking Ship Replica Helge Ask (Roskilde, Denmark); The Viking Ship Replica Krampmacken (Gotland, Sweden); The Viking Times International Magazine; Viking Voyage 1000 (Hodding Carter and eleven others sail from Greenland to Newfoundland in a replica Viking ship); The World of Medieval Scandinavia; The World of the Vikings (A guide to Viking resources on the internet)

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