reply to post by ugie1028
ugie1028, first things, first.
Dig up information about those sites, the land, the water, tides, currents, flow of direction, if the area is dredged regularly or not.
New Jersey Water Science Center
All of that information can be found online.
Second, I do not guarantee you will get cooperation from any Government agency, nor do I guarantee you will not end up dead for finding something, so
tread cautiously.
Do your own independent research using various sources.
Third, if you research the area, tides, etc, you may find stuff might have drifted, iron or not, or it might be covered in silt.
Fourth, begin asking around locally what type of equipment it would take for underwater salvage operations, diving in certain depths, etc. according
to your sourced information as you research.
You can as well get into the
Research Forum and do a research thread on this topic.
Ask other ATS
Scholar's to assist you, based on your research, investigation, and information exchanges.
Work smarter, not harder.
Oh, and fifth, count on the Government to try stopping you, if you are on to anything remotely close to uncovering anything, because over all they
want either to cover up Bush's mistakes, or to embarrass Obama in some way.