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Aerial of R/V Neil Armstrong arriving at WHOI dock for the first time.
Aerial of R/V Neil Armstrong arriving at WHOI dock for the first time.
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4K video screen grab. Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 52, No. 1, pg. 40: Top to bottom: The trip from Anacortes to Woods Hole began in 2014 when the ship first touched water off a pier at Dakota Creek Industries shipyard. After sea trials and acceptance trials in 2015, Neil Armstrong made its inaugural voyage down the West Coast to San Francisco and eventually to the Panama Canal and the Atlantic Ocean. In Charleston, N.C., it received the bulk of its scientific instruments and also met WHOIs other research vessel, Atlantis, for the first time before sailing to Woods Hole in April 2016. Image Of the Day caption: This Saturday, June 25, is the day for the public to come help welcome R/V Neil Armstrong. The nation's newest research vessel will be on display at the WHOI dock from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission is free and there will be plenty for the entire family to enjoy. Speak to scientists and crew, see Alvin and SharkCam, and learn more about ocean science and how the ocean helps support life on Earth. More information, including how to get here is available online.
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Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 52, No. 1, pg. 40:
Top to bottom: The trip from Anacortes to Woods Hole began in 2014 when the ship first touched water off a pier at Dakota Creek Industries shipyard. After sea trials and acceptance trials in 2015, Neil Armstrong made its inaugural voyage down the West Coast to San Francisco and eventually to the Panama Canal and the Atlantic Ocean. In Charleston, N.C., it received the bulk of its scientific instruments and also met WHOIs other research vessel, Atlantis, for the first time before sailing to Woods Hole in April 2016.
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This Saturday, June 25, is the day for the public to come help welcome R/V Neil Armstrong. The nation's newest research vessel will be on display at the WHOI dock from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission is free and there will be plenty for the entire family to enjoy. Speak to scientists and crew, see Alvin and SharkCam, and learn more about ocean science and how the ocean helps support life on Earth. More information, including how to get here is available online.
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akbrown: twitter and facebook kjoyce: notecards for Munier kray: Notecards kray: Notecards kray: Notecards jdoucette: for Moffat Nichol, designers of the dock plans brochure. etaylor: Armstron Brochure kkostel: Easterling efitzpatrick: scholastic jdoucette: for Dick Pittenger abehring: ab kjoyce: CNO visit poster kgrodzki: CNO visit jdoucette: for possible use in collage frame for Dick Pittenger efitzpatrick: WHOI twitter vlacapra: Armstrong jdoucette: Image Of the Day, 06/23/2016 dfino: instagram jdoucette: to frame for an appreciation gift aearly: Dick Pittenger presentation 5/2016 kgrodzki: DESSC/Trustees etaylor: Oceanus jdoucette: possible image for Exhibit Center mugs etaylor: Oceanus magazine, Vol. 52, No. 1, pg. 40 jdoucette: optimize for enlargements whenley: donor report dfino: whoi.edu
akbrown: twitter and facebook
kjoyce: notecards for Munier
kray: Notecards
kray: Notecards
kray: Notecards
jdoucette: for Moffat Nichol, designers of the dock plans brochure.
etaylor: Armstron Brochure
kkostel: Easterling
efitzpatrick: scholastic
jdoucette: for Dick Pittenger
abehring: ab
kjoyce: CNO visit poster
kgrodzki: CNO visit
jdoucette: for possible use in collage frame for Dick Pittenger
efitzpatrick: WHOI twitter
vlacapra: Armstrong
jdoucette: Image Of the Day, 06/23/2016
dfino: instagram
jdoucette: to frame for an appreciation gift
aearly: Dick Pittenger presentation 5/2016
kgrodzki: DESSC/Trustees
etaylor: Oceanus
jdoucette: possible image for Exhibit Center mugs
etaylor: Oceanus magazine, Vol. 52, No. 1, pg. 40
jdoucette: optimize for enlargements
whenley: donor report
dfino: whoi.edu
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