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Jun 04, 2004
By Brett Esber
Anyone planning to build a vessel in a U.S. shipyard, and any U.S. shipyard planning a shipyard improvement project, should consider using
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Jun 04, 2004
Wärtsilä won a contract to provide propulsion plants for a pair of deep-sea tugs being built by Niigata Shipbuilding & Repair, Inc in Japan for the Rotterdam-based
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Jun 04, 2004
B+V Industrietechnik have developed the face-seal for water-lubricated sterntubes, for shaft diameters from 60-240mm. Over 40,000 hours of testbed operation,
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Jun 04, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Over the past three years the Spanish engine manufacturer Guascor has been making inroads into the U.S. workboat engine market. They not only have a good product,
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Jun 04, 2004
While there is a plethora of marine service companies, many of them family-owned, few can boast six family members actively involved in the business at the same time.
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Jun 04, 2004
In 1994, 27-year-old Thomas B. Crowley Jr. faced the kind of challenge that few can imagine. With the untimely passing of his father, he had suddenly ascended
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Jun 04, 2004
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) discussing possible strategies to reduce mortalities
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Jun 04, 2004
The Hong Kong Marine Department issued a Press Release stating that security plans have been approved for 22 of the 31 Hong Kong port facilities subject to the ISPS Code.
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Jun 04, 2004
“Going into the beach it looked like the beach was covered with driftwood—when we got close we realized the beach was covered with bodies,” noted U.S. Coast Guard Radioman 3rd Class Leroy C.
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Jun 04, 2004
Oceaneering International, Inc. announced the promotion of Robert P. Moschetta to Vice President, Health Safety Environment (HSE).
Moschetta joined Oceaneering
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Jun 04, 2004
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced the Port of
New Haven, Conn., is the 12th major United States shipping harbor to
install a new
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Jun 04, 2004
By Larry Pearson
The various segments of the passenger vessel industry have undergone significant transformation in the last 12 months. It looks stronger
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Jun 04, 2004
Lockheed Martin Corporation - Maritime Systems & Sensors, Moorestown, N.J. ($46,501,821) and General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine ($78,798,188) are
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Jun 04, 2004
By Don Sutherland
How many vessels entered New York Harbor for the very first time in the past year or two? Oh, probably a million. And probably most of them kept going,
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Jun 04, 2004
by John Hatley, PE GE Marine
NOTE: This is part one of a two-part series on the ABCs of emissions requirements in the marine industry.
Today environmental
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Jun 04, 2004
Marinette Marine Corporation, a subsidiary of The Manitowoc Company, Inc. launched the ferry Sen. John J. Marchi for New York City's Department of Transportation on Saturday, May 8.
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Jun 04, 2004
Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding's fast ferry building expertise has taken an unusual turn, with the testing of a new torpedo-launching system for the U.S. Navy.
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Jun 04, 2004
Members from the San Diego-based Unmanned Vehicles Detachment (UMV) embarked aboard the 310-ft. MV Kellie Chouest, a research and salvage vessel, April 25 to
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Jun 04, 2004
Washburn & Doughty Associates, Inc. delivered the 5,000 hp Z-Drive Tug Independent to Marine Towing of Tampa. The 92 x 32 x 13.7-ft. tug is designed for ship
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Jun 04, 2004
The Navy’s newest Seawolf class nuclear-powered submarine Jimmy Carter will be christened Saturday
at a ceremony at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, Conn.
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