James Charlet

Loss of the Bounty, A Personal Recollection

10/30/2019 by James Charlet

Outer Banks resident James Charlet recounts his experience seven years ago monitoring the rescue of the crew of the Bounty replica ship that was lost off Cape Hatteras during Hurricane Sandy.

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Loss of the Bounty, A Personal Recollection

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