North American Society for Oceanic History (NASOH)

We are underway with #NASOH22 in Wilmington, North Carolina. The first panels feature talks on the Spanish Seaborne Empire and Trade & War at Sea. @NASOH_students #maritimehistory #history #navalhistory

@ricwe123 @mercoglianos Why did you block @mercoglianos?

@mercoglianos "International rules-based order" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

So here we have US forces seizing an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. "Defending the international rules based order" 😂😂😂😂😂

NASOH presents the Charles Dana Gibson Award annually to the author of the most significant article on any aspect of North American maritime history published in a refereed journal during the previous year.  This years winner at #NAOSH22 is @pkhardy Dr Penelope Hardy.

The #NASOH22 presents the Charles Dana Gibson Award annually to the author of the most significant article on any aspect of North American maritime history published in a refereed journal during the previous year.  This year the award goes to @pkhardy Dr Penelope Hardy.

The winner of the John Lyman Award at #NASOH22 in Naval and maritime reference works and published primary sources: William Still & Richard Stephenson, Shipbuilding in North Carolina

The winner of the John Lyman Award at #NASOH22 for Naval and maritime reference works and published primary sources: William Still & Richard Stephenson, Shipbuilding in North Carolina

The winner of the John Lyman Award at #NAOSH22: Naval and maritime science and technology Norman Polmar and Lee Mather, Opening the Great Depths

The winner of the John Lyman Award at #NASOH2022 in World naval and maritime history: Nicholas Lambert, The War Lords and the Gallipoli Disaster

The winner of the John Lyman Award in U.S. maritime history for #NAOSH2022: Hannah Farber, Underwriters of the United States

The winner of this year's John Lyman Award from #NASOH2022 in U.S. naval history: Michael Bonner & Peter McCord, The Union Blockade in the American Civil War

The winner of this year's John Lyman Award in Canadian naval and maritime history Barry Gough, Possessing Mears Island

End of Day 2 #NASOH22. Annual business meeting.

Day 2 of #NASOH22 underway with panels on Global Maritime History and Gulf Coast History. A full day of panels, then our annual meeting and banquet. #history #maritimehistory #navalhistory

Second group of sessions underway at #NASOH22 with presentations on North Carolina Port History & Maritime Heroes and Spectacle. @NASOH_students #navalhistory #maritimehistory #history

North American Society for Oceanic History Meeting in Wilmington, North Carolina, June 22-25, 2022 Information on the upcoming conference and how you can join @NASOH_History, become a member, or support our conference. #maritimehistory #navalhistory youtu.be/wSOAVC02qPo

@michaelverney @pkhardy @WWATMD @LincolnPaine @JHattendorf #NASOH22

@HazeGreyHistory @AC_NavalHistory @Jack_A_Hunter @WW2TV @Drachinifel @SleepingMeerkat @MartiniHenrie @battleshipbob2 @USNIBooks @BattleshipNJ @kejamieson_ @mercoglianos Haha! Sal, who is one of our Vice Presidents, is hosting our annual conference, and is on our history book award committee, does not slobber over anyone. We used YouTube for our 2020 conference presentations & it seems that social media is not disappearing from the profession.

The 2022 NASOH Conference will be in Wilmington, North Carolina from June 22 to 25. Click on the link below for information: nasoh.org/conferences

@HazeGreyHistory @Drachinifel @AC_NavalHistory @MartiniHenrie @battleshipbob2 @USNIBooks @BattleshipNJ Well, there actually was a bit of discussion on the ships but there was some other things that occupied alot of attention on this thread. Have a good day!