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X-WR-CALNAME:The Discovery and Identification of the Final Resting Place of
  the Crew of USS Albacore
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SUMMARY:The Discovery and Identification of the Final Resting Place of the 
 Crew of USS Albacore
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DESCRIPTION:Historian and author David L. Johnston will discuss the discove
 ry and\nsurvey of the wreck site of the lost World War II submarine USS\nA
 lbacore (SS-218). Albacore’s wreck was found by a Japanese\nresearcher i
 n 2022. Johnston and fellow researcher Steve Katona\nconducted an extensiv
 e analysis of the wreckage and wrote a report for\nthe Navy that was the k
 ey factor confirming the wreck’s identity.\nThe lecture will cover the d
 iscovery\, the work that confirmed the\nwreck’s location\, and the proce
 ss used to analyze the video and\nphotographs of the wreck. The presentati
 on will cover Delmarva\nresidents lost on WWII submarines\, including one 
 from the Albacore\ncrew\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Historian and author David L. Johnston will
  discuss the discovery and survey of the wreck site of the lost World War 
 II submarine USS Albacore (SS-218). Albacore&rsquo\;s wreck was found by a
  Japanese researcher in 2022. Johnston and fellow researcher Steve Katona 
 conducted an extensive analysis of the wreckage and wrote a report for the
  Navy that was the key factor confirming the wreck&rsquo\;s identity. The 
 lecture will cover the discovery\, the work that confirmed the wreck&rsquo
 \;s location\, and the process used to analyze the video and photographs o
 f the wreck. The presentation will cover Delmarva residents lost on WWII s
 ubmarines\, including one from the Albacore crew</p>
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