Ship building at Bath Me

[Ken Hutchins]

One thing I did with my quick visit to the hospital was watch TV, something I rarely do.
There was an interesting show on the Discovery Channel about building an Arleigh Burke destroyer at Bath Iron works.
They have a dvd of the show http://shopping.discovery.com/product-57037.html

[Thorne]

Isn't it sad when you see the most movies when flying, and the most TV when in hospital?

;0 )

We don't watch TV at all, don't miss it at all == except when we hear about the great shows that sometime surface in all the other cr*p...

Glad to have you back among the active posters!

[Kim Whitmyre]

Just drove past one yesterday: loading or unloading at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. Here is an excellent site by a German fellow on U.S. Navy ships:

http://navysite.de/ddg.htm#ddg51

The link is to the Arleigh Burke class, but the home page is linked at the bottom.

[Sal's Dad]

And I thought this was going to be a post updating us on the "Virginia" - or maybe my Rescue Minor (tentatively named "Bingey")

Lots of boatbuilding, in "the city of ships"

Sal's Dad