NRG Journal - Digital Spring 2020 Issue available

[kurtvd19]

All digital Journal subscriber members should check your email inbox for the emailed link to the Spring 2020 Issue 65.1.  Print copies are still in the printing plant.

Kurt

[BobG]

On 2/19/2020 at 12:06 PM, kurtvd19 said:

All digital Journal subscriber members should check your email inbox for the emailed link to the Spring 2020 Issue 65.1. 

Kurt, I joined the NRG recently. Are any of the digital issues previous to the date that I joined available for me to access? 

 

Thanks,

Bob

[Hektor]

Hi Kurt, I have been trying to get access to the digital issues. I paid my 40 dollars in october 2019. Got an e-mail from Mary Van Dahm with instructions on how to set up access.

When I follow that (and I have done it a dozen times) I am greeted with this:

The e-mail adress is correct (it is the same as you sent the instructions). I have tried to e-mail Mary - no reply.

 

What is wrong? I feel that my 40 dollars is totally waisted since october 2019. Can you please check and find some remedy?

 

Thanks in advance

Kent Hektor

Edited February 29, 2020 by Hektor

[kurtvd19]

Kent:

Send an email to info@thenauticalresearchguild.org

Our emails are working and Mary does return emails promptly.  She will get you hooked up - if there is some technical issue we will have our technical expert look at it.

Kurt 

[Hektor]

Thanks Kurt, for answering fast! 

The e-mail you mention is the same that I tried before, but I will send another e-mail and hope that someone reads it this time.

I have now 4 months of no access and feel a bit fooled.

 

Thanks again,

Kent Hektor

[Hektor]

Hi Kurt, I got an e-mail from Mary where she said she had reset my account.

So I tried again - and it worked! Problem solved! Sometimes it pays off to go to the top😉

 

Thanks!

Kent Hektor

[Cathead]

I'd like to say that I really enjoyed the article on the Coast Guard river cutters, especially given the Yacona's early adoption of desegregated crews. I knew nothing about this bit of history and was glad to learn it.

[Justin P.]

On 3/29/2020 at 3:43 PM, Cathead said:

I'd like to say that I really enjoyed the article on the Coast Guard river cutters, especially given the Yacona's early adoption of desegregated crews. I knew nothing about this bit of history and was glad to learn it.

I did as well.  Very interesting corner of history.