Mitchel Gilliland?

Any relation, Matt? Mitchel's hauling in Blackbeard's anchor here. Probably to ship in a WOODEN crate.
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Snapshots-Week-May-26/ss/events/wl/052611snapshots#photoViewer=/110527/480/urn_publicid_ap_org_ed64a1d01e70425dbf13191bebd1de29
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Snapshots-Week-May-26/ss/events/wl/052611snapshots#photoViewer=/110527/480/urn_publicid_ap_org_ed64a1d01e70425dbf13191bebd1de29
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Besides, even if somebody/anybody was related to me, they'd never admit it.
Can't say as I'd blame 'em...
Ships used to be made out of wood too. But landing jet aircraft onto a plywood deck probably didn't work out to well.
-Matt
USS Lexington "Lexington was the final Essex-class carrier in commission and the last wooden-decked aircraft carrier to serve with the U.S. Navy."
Rich H
-KA6MHJ :-)