LUCY BLUE, the chair of the Publications Subcommittee (Pubsub) is another long standing member of NAS and the NAS Executive Committee. In fact she ran one of the first NAS training courses in 1981! She was chairman of NAS before George and also used to chair the Outreach subcommittee. Pubsub manages JNA, the newsletter, the monograph series and the publication of the handbook. Dr Lucy Blue will be very well known to members who are graduates of Southampton University as she is a lecturer at the Centre for Maritime Archaeology. DAVID JOHNSTON, the chair of the Outreach Subcommittee was elected to the Executive Committee in 2004. Dave is a recreational diver and put himself forward for the committee to represent the ordinary member, however his day job as a natural history expert and experience working for museums and universities, also enables him to relate easily to the academics and curators in archaeology. Dave will be very familiar to many as a team member and project manager of the you would like to join the team, we would be very happy to hear from you — please contact the NAS office. NAS PART II REPORTS Mark Beattie-Edwards NAS Training has received Part 2 project reports from: Peter Batchelour: “The Pork Barrel Wreck" at Dildo, Newfoundland, Canada. Chris Bartlett: A Survey of Three Guns Located at Fort ‘Cumberland, Portsmouth, England Janelle Harrison: A Historical and Archaeological analysis of Potential Underwater Cultural Heritage of a 19th Century Steam Powered Screw Propelled Ship ‘$8 Carnatic ‘Copies of the reports are held at the NAS office. The NAS hopes that other protected wreck teams might consider submitting their work as part of the NAS training Programme.