ss-united-states.com

fleetsheet.com

links

http://www.fleetsheet.com/links.htm

This link's page is a list of many sites that I have either just surfed into or researched for information. It is not totally devoted to Sun stuff, but has a general merchant marine theme to it. If you know of any other sites that should be added or there are any problems we these links, please email them to me at:. Http:/ www.sunshiporg.homestead.com/. SunShip.Org Home Page. Http:/ www.sunocoinc.com. Http:/ www.dvsa.co/. Delaware Valley Sun Alumni group. OldChesterPa.com: Sun Ship. The T2 Tanker Page.

r-armbruster.net

Robie

http://www.r-armbruster.net/robiebio.htm

Several links to military sites have been removed, or are temporarily unavailable because of current heightened tensions. Born in New Zealand in 1962. Moved to California in 1964, then to Massachusetts in 1967. Moved to London in 1968, on the SS United States. BA in Natural Sciences. While at university, worked for:. IBM, UK Ltd. Moved to Waynesboro, TN. Substitute taught, including seventh and eighth grade math at Waynesboro Middle School. Married Lee Ann, 1985. Joined U.S. Navy. On 1 October, 2001 COMS...

linerlore.com

Linerlore - Love of Ocean Liners

http://www.linerlore.com/links.html

Information about the great ladies of the sea, past and present, is only a click away. Here are some of our favorite online resources. Keep in touch fellow cruisers. The information source for food, wine. One of the best maritime history sites. A must-click-on for the ship afficionado. Photos of the Golden Era of liners. GREAT site with a gazillion links. The name says it all! The official site for the preservation of the greatest liner ever built by the United States. Marqués de Comillas.

ronh.org

Ron's "About Me" Page

http://www.ronh.org/aboutme.htm

My About Me Page. Living in the U.S. Commowealth of Virginia in the early 1950s, my father, employed by the U.S. military, was transferred to England (where my brother was born) in 1952. Dad was transferred back to the U.S. in 1955 with the family making the trans-Atlantic crossing by ship both times. The west-to-east crossing in 1952 was via the SS Washington. And the east-to-west crossing in 1955 was via the liner SS United States. Visit the SS United States' Web Site. After serving for over 27 years i...

hull534.freeshell.org

Queen Mary and other Web Links

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Queen Mary and other Web Links. Here are some web pages on the Queen Mary worth visiting. Queen Mary Vacation Pictures. Here Tracy takes us all along on her visit to the ship. Hotel Queen Mary Web Page. Here is information on how to stay on the Queen Mary. The essential connection for sea, air, ex-crew and colleagues! We offer a free connection to contact friends, exciting online courses including career development and stopover tips. This is a web page on many different Atlantic Ocean Liners. The last o...

praxiumgroup.com

Ted’s SS United States Pictures

http://www.praxiumgroup.com/tedsssus.html

Last Updated December 04, 2005. Ted’s SS United States Pictures. Captured Novemeber 28th, 2005. Pictures Taken by Ted Alexander. One of my bothers passions was this ship and her restoration to the crown jewel of America's armada. With Mike's passing this year, I wanted to point you to his site. The information on the SS United States is fantastic and you will get a sense of his commitment and passion to Americas Greatest Oceanliner. Stand up for your history and make her your cause too. From the Air -.

ss-united-states.net

Links

http://www.ss-united-states.net/SSUnitedStatesWebpageFiles/WebPages/PagesLinks.htm

SS United States Links and Friends of this Website. SS United States Conservancy. SS United States Foundation. Yahoo Group SS United States. Google Group SS United States. Mike Alexander's SS-United-States.com. Steve Myers' SS United States Website. Siona's SS United States in Philadelphia. Larry Driscol's SS United States Website. Kevin Tam's Ships of State. The SS United States Documentary Site. Lynn Sills' Two Men, A Ship, and A Memorial. A Great Big U Personal Page. SS United States Deck Plans.

northatlanticrun.com

North Atlantic Run - Links

http://www.northatlanticrun.com/Links.html

A must-see site if you're interested in ocean-liner memorabilia. Filled with lots of great items for sale! Parks Stephenson has gathered articles by some of the biggest names in ocean-liner research. Michael Tennaro has done an amazing job of cataloging English-language books about Titanic. Andrew Clarkson's great web site about all things Titanic. Mark Chirnside's Reception Room. An very well-researched site concentrating on unusual/misunderstood aspects of the great Atlantic liners. Well worth a visit.

hilliardchronicles.blogspot.com

Just Thoughts: May 2007

http://hilliardchronicles.blogspot.com/2007_05_01_archive.html

Thursday, May 24, 2007. Our satellite TV service includes a bunch of educational channels, including one from the University of California at Berkeley. A faculty member there named Harry Kreisler. Hosts an interview program called "Conversations with History". Which I record, and often watch. I very much enjoyed one a few weeks back with Cosmologist James Peebles. From Princeton. Another good one was with philosopher Hubert Dreyfus. A complete list of Kreisler's interviews are available via the link above.