An artist from Trading Faces decorated the faces of numerous attendees.

Members of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary based in Portsmouth.

WWII SubVet Bill Seaward and Bob enjoy a few quite moments.

Two submarine veterans listen in to one of the many presentations during the day.

The Kittery Historical and Naval Museum was represented

A representative from the USS Cassin Young (DD 793) came up from the Boston Navy Yard where the Young is a museum open to visitors

Base Commander Kevin Galeaz leads the meeting

German army re-enactors display some of their equipment

German army and navy uniforms and equipment

German navy uniform

Representatives from the USS New Hampshire crew surround Executive Director Patti Violette

USS New Hampshire Executive Officer Kevin Behm , WWII subset Bill Tebo join PSMA ED Patti Violette

USS New Hampshire's XO Kevin Behm addresses the visitors

Gary Woods provided the main presentation on Submarine Safety programs in effect in today's submarine force.

The principal presentation was on submarine safety today by Gary Woods, Deputy Operations Planning Manager at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

New Hampshire's Chief of the Boat cleans off the cutlass used to slice the birthday cake.

In attendance were former Park Executive Director John Maier, Board member emeritus Russ Van Billiard and current PSMA President Ken Herrick

Mr. Kerr discussed his research leading to writing his book "Silent Strength"

Former Albacore crew member Jack Hunter relates some of his experiences aboard Albacore as contained in the book "USS Albacore AGSS 569 An Oral History"

A member of the National Park Services prepares a ribbon for one of the visitors

Edward Cormier, engineering recruiter from PNS, demonstrating how to make propelled submersibles from water bottles.

Navy History Day 2018