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| Keywords: US Navy 050910-N-7676W-063 Aamir Qaiyumi, foreground, and Mark Connelly, with Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) in Panama City, Fla., analyze data from Remote Environmental Monitoring Units (REMUS) aboard the Office of Naval R.jpg en Atlantic Ocean Sept 10 2005 - Aamir Qaiyumi foreground and Mark Connelly with Naval Sea Systems Command NAVSEA in Panama City Fla analyze data from Remote Environmental Monitoring Units REMUS aboard the Office of Naval Research ONR vessel YP-679 The side scan sonar data was collected from the autonomous underwater vehicle AUV during the previous days mission when the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA with support from ONR returned to the Graveyard of the Atlantic to continue the search for the Alligator the U S Navy's first submarine The joint expedition is taking place off Cape Hatteras N C where the Civil War-ear vessel was lost during a fierce storm in 1863 Based in Ocracoke N C the 2005 survey is part of an ongoing effort by NOAA ONR and partners to solve the mystery of the Alligator's fate while promoting scientific and historical research education and ocean literacy U S Navy photo by John F Williams RELEASED 2005-09-10 050910-N-7676W-063 Navy http //www navy mil/view_image asp id 28103 U S Navy photo by John F Williams PD-USGov-Military-Navy Images from US Navy location ATLANTIC OCEAN Office of Naval Research Afloat Lab YP-679 Side-scan sonar Sonar images REMUS | ||||
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