Saturday, October 9, 2010 We went to the National Navy UDT-Seal Museum.

This was pretty cool!

Special Operations Craft.   If you look at the pic below you will
see that this boat could go 100 knots and typically traveled at 40 knots fully loaded!
This boat was used during Desert Storm.

This is the the low down on the boat on the above pic.

This boat was used during Vietnam.

Terese's mom and dad went with us to the museum.
Really enjoying visiting with her parents here in Ft. Pierce.

Rick and Terese in front of the museum.

This painting on the wall was painted by a WWII Veteran's son and he
dedicated it to his father. It was very nice. 

Do you remember in April 2009 when the Pirates took over this ship
and the captain surrender himself to save his crew?  It was all over the news.

This was an actual camera shot of the rescue.

The actual Lifeboat was at this museum on display. It was amazing to see.

This is what the Captain was held captive on.

This is the best shot I could get of the insideof this lifeboat.

Rick is looking inside. (the view of the pic above)

The signature of the painting from above dedicating it to the WWII father.