Talk:Brickyard Cove, Richmond, California
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Graham Hawkes companies[edit]
My friend worked at Precision Remotes, a Graham Hawkes company. His TRAP platform, a remote control system for a rifle, appears in the movie Shooter (2007 film), as does PRI's URL. Across the parking lot was Graham's sister company, DeepFlight, maker of small one- and two-man submarines that "fly" like aircraft underwater and appear in movies. The subs were frequently tested in the waters of the cove. My friend was tasked to contribute to the cockpit. I know that PRI was sold and moved to Vallejo. DeepFlight may still be a tenant in the yacht area. -- SpareSimian (talk) 10:14, 14 March 2023 (UTC)