Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Project ARTEMIS was a project undertaken by the United States Navy in the 1960s, which produced a Low Frequency Active Sonar system that could detect submarines at long range. Robert A. Frosch, in his capacity as Technical Director of Hudson Laboratories (Columbia University) was TD of the project. Dr. Frosch later went on to be the 5th administrator of NASA. The project was named in honor of Frederick Vinton Hunt. Since Artemis is the god of the hunt, the name of the project is in deference to F.V. Hunt who proposed the idea in 1951. The active array was deployed from a ship, but only as a platform of convenience since a permanent installation in deep water was extremely costly. The ship's purpose was station-keeping and the ability to orient itself. A WW2 tanker, the USNS Mission Capistrano (T-AO-112) was modified to carry the ultra-high-powered sonar transducer array. Upon completion of her conversion, she joined Project “Artemis”.

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