Comments for National Underwater and Marine Agency http://www.numa.net Founded by Clive Cussler Wed, 22 Feb 2012 22:26:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by rwn11264 http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-367 rwn11264 Wed, 22 Feb 2012 22:26:58 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-367 Picked up Vixen-03 back in 1978 and haven't been able to put down any of your books since. I build model ships, collect books, maps/sea charts, and anything on maritime/naval history I can find. My wife thinks I am crazy but it's fun to research all of this. Keep up the great work. Picked up Vixen-03 back in 1978 and haven’t been able to put down any of your books since. I build model ships, collect books, maps/sea charts, and anything on maritime/naval history I can find. My wife thinks I am crazy but it’s fun to research all of this. Keep up the great work.

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Ray Handwerker http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-366 Ray Handwerker Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:22:46 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-366 I have all of your books, and am waiting for the next one. Next month I hope. Please keep them coming. I have all of your books, and am waiting for the next one. Next month I hope. Please keep them coming.

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by David Evans http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-361 David Evans Tue, 21 Feb 2012 04:48:05 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-361 I'm excited to learn you are back out searching for more ships sunken during the Civil War. To combine a love of the sea with civil was history is true adventure. Thanks for sharing with us. I’m excited to learn you are back out searching for more ships sunken during the Civil War. To combine a love of the sea with civil was history is true adventure. Thanks for sharing with us.

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Steve Jackson http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-360 Steve Jackson Mon, 20 Feb 2012 22:18:21 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-360 Hi Clive I have got every book you have published (to the best of my knowledge) and I still can't believe how you can keep so many series going to such a high standard there are times when I wish I hadn't brought them cuz once I get started I can't stop reading till I either fall asleep or finish the book. I didn't think you could beat the Dirk Pitt stories but you have with the Oregon files. Where did you get the idea's for the ship? Will you be releasing any more of the sea hunter series of books reading about how you discovered real wrecks is so interesting especially when you put your version of how the ships sunk. Keep up the good work mate and I look forward to reading your next book Hi Clive
I have got every book you have published (to the best of my knowledge) and I still can’t believe how you can keep so many series going to such a high standard there are times when I wish I hadn’t brought them cuz once I get started I can’t stop reading till I either fall asleep or finish the book. I didn’t think you could beat the Dirk Pitt stories but you have with the Oregon files. Where did you get the idea’s for the ship? Will you be releasing any more of the sea hunter series of books reading about how you discovered real wrecks is so interesting especially when you put your version of how the ships sunk. Keep up the good work mate and I look forward to reading your next book

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Pat Adams http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-359 Pat Adams Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:45:02 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-359 would love to help out on an expedition some time. don't dive any more, but am an old marine biologist who loves the sea and history and NUMA would love to help out on an expedition some time. don’t dive any more, but am an old marine biologist who loves the sea and history and NUMA

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Merlyn Wulff http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-358 Merlyn Wulff Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:09:03 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-358 I have read about 30 of your books since discovering you five years ago. I certainly am glad you write fast and often. Thanks. I have read about 30 of your books since discovering you five years ago. I certainly am glad you write fast and often. Thanks.

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by joey perry http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-357 joey perry Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:47:46 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-357 Most excellent reading. I enjoyed learning more about the wrecks and the determination of NUMA trying to bring this kind of information so everyone will be able to enjoy it. Keep up the good work! Most excellent reading. I enjoyed learning more about the wrecks and the determination of NUMA trying to bring this kind of information so everyone will be able to enjoy it. Keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Gregg Saxon http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-356 Gregg Saxon Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:47:39 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-356 I am a land surveyor in North East Texas. I have read all of Cussler's books and eagerly await each new one. The history that is intertwined and the technology which is consisted with what I use is very interesting. Not that there is anything here, but if you are ever searching for anything in east Texas I would love to help. I am a land surveyor in North East Texas. I have read all of Cussler’s books and eagerly await each new one. The history that is intertwined and the technology which is consisted with what I use is very interesting.

Not that there is anything here, but if you are ever searching for anything in east Texas I would love to help.

]]> Comment on Survey of Civil War Ships by Woody Peard http://www.numa.net/expeditions/survey-of-civil-war-ships/#comment-355 Woody Peard Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:31:56 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=406#comment-355 I'm glad to see that NUMA is doing such an extensive job of locating shipwrecks from the Civil War, It's an era that except for treasure hunters, seems to have been overlooked by underwater archaeology. I hope you look for and locate the remains of the Merrimac! I wish I could find a group as dedicated as this to help me finish the mystery of Amelia Earhart! I’m glad to see that NUMA is doing such an extensive job of locating shipwrecks from the Civil War, It’s an era that except for treasure hunters, seems to have been overlooked by underwater archaeology. I hope you look for and locate the remains of the Merrimac! I wish I could find a group as dedicated as this to help me finish the mystery of Amelia Earhart!

]]> Comment on Carondelet (U.S.S.) by Daniel Swanson http://www.numa.net/expeditions/u-s-s-carondelet/#comment-323 Daniel Swanson Wed, 15 Feb 2012 04:38:35 +0000 http://dev.numa.net/?page_id=317#comment-323 Hey Clive the USS Cincinnati is still missing too. Off Cairo Illinois in a flood that swept it down stream. The story goes some kids found a cannon and plates in a muddy field. Though if she was stripped to the waterline and made into a wharfboat this story is unlikely. Too bad someone did not save an ironclad whole and preserved it. I guess after 1910 all where gone ,sold for scrap. Well except for the ones that were sunk that is. I would love to have a canon or ships bell from the USS Louisville. To dream is to believe anything is possible. Hey Clive the USS Cincinnati is still missing too. Off Cairo Illinois in a flood that swept it down stream. The story goes some kids found a cannon and plates in a muddy field. Though if she was stripped to the waterline and made into a wharfboat this story is unlikely. Too bad someone did not save an ironclad whole and preserved it. I guess after 1910 all where gone ,sold for scrap. Well except for the ones that were sunk that is. I would love to have a canon or ships bell from the USS Louisville. To dream is to believe anything is possible.

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