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Follow on Google News | Glacier Society to Sail Arctic Scout from Ft. Lauderdale to Mystic for Navy and Coast Guard ReunionHistoric Polar Scout Ship To Sail North to Mystic, Connecticut
By: Glacier Society The Arctic Scout will be helmed by Sandy Hartman, serving as captain and Ben Koether, the founder and chairman of the Glacier Society. This voyage is a tribute to the legacy of polar exploration and the service of veterans who dedicated their careers to the USS and USCG Glacier. "We are setting sail this week with great anticipation," The Arctic Scout is expected to arrive in Connecticut by the last week of August. While the primary goal is to reach Mystic, the crew plans to allow for some "visiting" along the way, conditions permitting. "We're prepared for whatever the weather may have in store for us," added Sandy Hartman, captain of the Arctic Scout. "This journey is not only about reaching our destination but also about honoring the rich history and contributions of the Glacier Society." Upon arrival in Mystic, the Arctic Scout will be a centerpiece of the veterans reunion, offering cruises to veterans, allowing them to relive their experiences and create new memories. This special gathering will foster camaraderie and honor the contributions of those who served aboard the USS and USCG Glacier. Event Details:
The Glacier Society invites everyone to follow the journey of the Arctic Scout on the Marine Traffic app. Simply search for the vessel "Arctic Scout" to track their progress in real-time. About the Glacier Society: The Glacier Society is dedicated to preserving the legacy of polar exploration and maritime history. Founded by Ben Koether, the society works to educate the public about the significance of the USS and USCG Glacier and the heroic efforts of those who served aboard. Through events, educational programs, and preservation initiatives, the Glacier Society aims to inspire future generations to explore and understand the polar regions. For more information about the voyage or the reunion, please visit the Glacier Society's website at www.glaciersociety.org. End
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