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Editorial

Gregory R. Trauthwein

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John C. O’Malley offer fresh perspective from a broad swath of stakeholders that are directly [email protected]

Vinvolved in the evolution of UUVs, from those who conceive and create

Associate Publisher & Editor them, to those that use them and continually push the operational envelope of capability.

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I am thrilled to welcome Kira Coley as a new and regular contributor to our pages, print [email protected] and electronic. This month Kira was tasked to report on one of the most interesting and

Web Editor challenging areas of subsea exploration: the use of AUVs in and around Polar Science. Her

Eric Haun [email protected] story starts on page 26.

Speaking of Polar Science and the Arctic, we present here a 13-page special section on

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Capt. Edward Lundquist, USN (Ret.) the companies, the organizations, the scientists and the “Arctic Experts” from what many

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William Stoichevski consider to be the gateway to the Arctic, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada.

I have a long and strong relationship and af