117.
Aug. 28, 2008
Subject: US Navy 1979-1988

I THINK YOUR WEBSITE IS REALLY NICE AND I CAN SEE THAT MY FASCINATION WITH YOUR CONTENTS WILL BE PLEASUREABLE. I WAS ABOARD VAQ-129, VAQ-131, USS MOUNT VERNON LSD-39 AND USS MISSOURI BB-63. I HAVE LOTS OF MEMORIES. DOES YOUR WEBSITE HAVE A NEWSLETTER AS A FUNCTION? THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME.

CHARLES W. HORTON JR.
USVET 79-88

116.
Aug. 21, 2008

I am a medal collector and have a Queen Victoria medal for Boxer Rebellion ..1900... engraved to a B. Dawson Stoker HMS Goliath, can any one shed some light on this medal?

Thanks much,
George Ellis
Florence, Alabama

115.
Aug. 14, 2008

Just a great website, I really enjoyed my visit here and will certainly come back! Just a great collection of information, must have taken you ages to collect 'em. Respect!

Arnd Peter,
Holland

114.
Aug. 14, 2008
Subject: Great Site

I stumbled across your site while fishing around on google - excellent. Ever since my father brought me a book on WWII warships back from the library about 20 years ago I have been fascinated about the ships and the men who manned them. I have a fairly large library of illustrated books on the subject but was impressed by the amount of photographs on your site I have never seen before.

Thanks,
Norman MacLeod,
Falkirk, Scotland

113.
Aug. 13, 2008

My grandfather, Petty Officer N G H Temple served as a stoker on H M S Jupiter in 1919 and was awarded the order of St. Stanislas. I was curious to find out what he did to deserve this. Can You help?

Thanking you in anticipation,
Jo Harrison

112.
June 25, 2008

The ship USS Crommelin FFG-37 looks great. I used to live in Hawaii and also was in the Navy. I was stationed on the USS Leahy CG-16 and the USS Kitty HAwk CV-63 from 1992-1994. Now I am in the U.S. Maritime Industry on Government contracted ships for the Navy. I hope you all have a safe voyages anywhere you go.

Patrick McCarthy

111.
June 25, 2008

Just wanted to say I love the site, the photos are wonderful and the information superb. Well done!

Sarah Maxwell
Leeds, UK

110.
May 23, 2008
Subject: A Wonderful Site

Just a few words of congratulations and two thumbs up for a truly wonderful site! The photos are superb, as well as the information presented. Keep up the good work because this is one of my favourite sites. My fave four-stacker is the Aquitania, and the pictures here do not disappoint.

Regards,
Leigh Anne Kenney

109.
March 31, 2008
Subject: Other Ships?

Love the site and I visit often.  I was wondering if you were planning on adding some more historical ships, like the American Civil War ironclads, and Protected Cruisers like USS Maine and USS Olympia (both of Spanish American War fame).  Anyway- thanks for your site, it is a great reference for a naval history buff like myself.

Francis B. Liberty Twp,
Ohio

108.
Mar. 28, 2008
Subject: Thanks

Thanks for the site, I enjoyed reading what you've written while doing some research. Glad to see it!

Liz McMaster

107.
Mar. 24, 2008
Subject: Titanic documents

What a surprise, superb site about the Titanic and more. More Titanic/Britannic and Olympic items please.

Steve Astbury,
Staffordshire, United Kingdom

106.
Mar. 26, 2008
Subject: Beautiful & informative site

Michael, have spent much time on many other nautical sites, but your work is commendable. If medals are deserved, you're 1st in line. God Bless. Found you researching Yamato, which I found searching U-Boats. Many enlightening stories about decent human behavior at war. God Bless. 

George Clark
Bluefish George USN 3/26/08

105.
Mar. 24, 2008
Subject: Your site

Congratulations! I have only just discovered your site and cannot commend nor praise it highly enough. Seeing some of the photographs posted brought not only tears to my eyes for some sad memories but also some wonderful memories as well. My only complaint? It will cost me a fortune to purchase these wonderful
photographs. Well worth it.

Lt. Com. Peter Cullinan (Ret.)

104.
Feb. 24, 2008

Let me congratulate for the fine job done here. This is the most incredible web site of this kind.

Francesco Noya
Italy

103.
Feb. 13, 2008

Hello,
I am the father of one of your sailors and I just wanted to say thank you for the really nice website and pictures.

Doug Jarvis
Palatine Illinois

102.
Jan. 20, 2008

Just wanted to stop by and say hello to all serving our country aboard our Navy ships. Thank you!

Gene Spanos
Marine Vietnam Combat Veteran
Park Ridge, IL

"Dedicated Twice By Choice"   
Police - Marines   
Det # 553 MCL

101.
Nov. 23, 2007
Subject: Just discovered your site.

What an magnificent site you have set up, I have only recently discovered it and thus only nibbled at its contents! If the Vanguard and Duke of York pages are anything to go by I have hours of pleasure in store.
I live in a fairly isolated part of Tasmania, being retired I can spend much more time reading and enjoying my interest in Royal Navy history. I might even be able to find the money for broadband and thus allow for speedier downloads of the photographs, the extraordinary clarity of which is a pleasure.

Congratulations,
David Holt

100.
Nov. 14, 2007
Subject: Lt. A.H. Cherry

I recently found a book on Nautical Tables at a book sale, it contained papers belonging to Lt. A.H. Cherry an American serving in the Royal Navy. He was serving on H.M.S. Evadne, a tender to Malabar. I would like to get
the book and papers to Mr. Cherry or his descendants if possible. I would appreciated any help on this matter.

Gene Jones