MUSEUM MOORING THOUGHTS
for USS Kawishiwi AO-146 Project
ELLIOTT BAY, Seattle, WA

● Plans of the area by the Seattle Port Authority are not known
● The 1st mooring thought was Pier 91

● Jack Block Park by Duwamish Water Way  looks very good.
Duwamish Area
Location 1, at Jack Block Park could work well.

The Native Americans might support a museum such as this because rivers across America have been named using their words and these names have been used to name U. S. Oilers that have provided rivers of oil to our U.S. wars ships all over the globe. It needs to be known that Native Americans used oil in their daily life's long before the Pilgrims came to America. It also needs to be know that the U.S. Constitution was influenced by the Iroquios Constitution.





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Duwamish "Site 1"  JACK BLOCK PARK



Duwamish "Site 2"  WALK-ON-FERRY
Kawishiwi could be located near the ferry to downtown.
The museum could be used well here.
This would have to studied very well.

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Duwamish "Site 3"  DUWAMISH HEAD
Here Kawishiwi would be attracted to everyone, from all directions.
If HOMELAND SECURITY were aboard they would have the best spot on the bay
for observing every day action.
A 5in. 38 and a quad 3in. 50 could be mounted for looks.
GETTING REALLY SERIOUS, A WORKING MK15 PHALANX COULD BE MOUNTED
JUST BEHIND THE STACK.
 



Here is the range a MK-15 might cover

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