Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

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    Principal Investigator:
    Matthew Forrest

  • Interviews with members of the crew and scientific party of NOAA Ship Mount Mitchell, a hydrographic survey ship deployed to the Persian Gulf in the wake of the Gulf War to conduct an environmental assessment of the damage caused by the retreating Iraqi Army’s firing of Kuwait’s oil wells.

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Interviewee Collection Description Interviewer Date of Interview Location of Interview Affiliation
Kevin Brewington Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Interview with Kevin Brewington

 Matthew Forrest Corvallis, OR NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
Peter Lewit Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Interview with Peter Lewit, Chief Hydrographic Survey Tech at NOAA

 Matthew Forrest Cornwall, NY NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
Lisa Symons Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Lisa plays a pivotal role in managing major incident responses within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. From July 2016 to September 2018, Lisa held the position of Deputy Superintendent at the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Prior to that, she served as the Damage Assessment and Resource Protection Coordinator for NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries since 1998. In this capacity, Lisa was in charge of system-wide coordination for contingency planning, emergency response, damage assessment, restoration, and enforcement efforts.

 Matthew Forrest , Falls Church, VA NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
Richard Permenter Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Oral history interview with Richard Permenter, NOAA Commissioned Corps

 Matthew Forrest Denver, NC NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
Floyd McLaughlin Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Interview with Floyd McLaughlin

 Matthew Forrest Seattle, WA NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
Joe Evjen Mount Mitchell Oral History Project

Interview with Joe Evjen, National Geodetic Survey

 Matthew Forrest Silver Spring, MD NOAA's Office of Coast Survey
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