The Ship Report, Wed, 22 Aug 2012

from The Ship Report Hosted by Joanne Rideout

Note: Because listeners on Coast Community Radio heard a repeat of Monday's report by mistake, today's Ship Report repeats yesterday's feature content on military history of the Columbia River. Ship traffic and Weather are correct for Wednesday. On today's Ship Report, Joanne Rideout explains why the mouth of the Columbia River once had so many active forts and military defenses, and why naval mines might still be buried in silt at the bottom of the river. [9:16]

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