How San Diego became the Tuna Capital of the World, who built the fleet that earned the title, and what happened to the people who made it.
Read the story →Every day, one true story of this harbor — the carriers and the canneries, the lighthouse keepers and the flag raisers, the bridge and the boats — told the way we tell it from the deck of JADA, the classic 1938 yacht of Sail JADA Charters.
Hear it from the water — the History Sail →How San Diego became the Tuna Capital of the World, who built the fleet that earned the title, and what happened to the people who made it.
Read the story →She survived a mutiny, a gale, and decades of neglect in a San Diego harbor. The world's oldest active sailing ship has called this bay home for nearly a century.
Read the story →USS Midway was commissioned eight days after Japan surrendered. She arrived too late for the war she was built for, so she stayed for the next forty-seven years.
Read the story →On January 26, 1911, Glenn Curtiss flew the first seaplane in America from the sheltered water off North Island — and the Navy has been building on that flight ever since.
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