Mayor of The Hague Wim Deetman, Admiral Royal Dutch Navy Jan Haverdroeze and Frans Boetes on board Hr. Ms. Mercuur
Willem Van Kakerken (left) is the CO of the Hr. Ms. Mercuur
Dr. Willemjan Damen
Fred Baddour (far right) interviewing a veteran of the USS Mohawk
Janita and Willemjan Damen repairing the hull
Captain Bill Verge, CO USS Mohawk and City Commissioner of Key West
Drs. Ludger Brummelaar, Royal Dutch Navy, and Ms. Judge Andrea Keulen
In 2000, the HNSA Casper Night Award was handed to Frans Boetes in Halifax
Rear Admiral Jan Haverdroeze (retired from Royal Dutch Navy)
Fred Baddour restoring the stove on USS Mohawk
Experts Fred Baddour and Captain Beau Payne
Fred and Frans on the USS Mohawk in a scrap yard in Staten Island 2003
Ray Alfonso restoring bridge deck
Ann Baddour in her element restoring communications equipment in the radio room on the USS Mohawk
Frans' dog, Prada, stayed with them on board in dry-dock.
My Swiss friend, Eugenio Ferrigno, from Connecticut working on board.
Bill Porter, a wonderful volunteer.
His majesty, Willem-Alexander, King of The Netherlands, visiting the Hr. Ms. Mercuur.
Aruba Minister and Official Deligatie visiting the Hr. Ms. Mercuur
Commanding Officer LTZ Willem Van Kakerken, Ambassador Donna J. Hrinak and Founder Commodore Frans H. Boetes
Frans searching for wrecks in Greece.
Joseph Pommer and Frans Boetes
Capt. Frans Boetes with Admiral Bill Murphy, Jr.
Dr. William Murphy, Jr. (right) donating a Ford emergency generator for the stackroom
Chip installing new switch box on starboard in wardroom
US Coast Guard volunteers helping out.
Veteran Pete, a daily volunteer!
Donna Hrinak at the military base in Charleston.
Captain Bill Verge in a good mood.
Vice Chair, Fred Baddour, on the bridge.
Maritime specialist, Joe Lombardi
The famous USS Laffy is also going to dry-dock.
Chip Powell, our chief engineer
US Coast Guard historian checking our artifacts.