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Jul 06, 2004
Hawaiian maritime tradition traces its roots to the huge ocean going outrigger canoes that took sophisticated navigators island hopping around the expanse of the Pacific Ocean.
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Jul 06, 2004
It's As Close to the Real Thing as You Can Get and Still Stay Dry
By Larry Pearson
June 11, 2004 was a very big day for the advancement of maritime
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Jul 06, 2004
By Don Sutherland
Of all the waterways in fable and lore, the Erie Canal is famed least for its maritime nature. Lake Superior may have swallowed the Edmund Fitzgerald,
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Jul 06, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Bollinger Shipyards, Inc., Lockport, La. recently delivered the first of two advanced technology supply boats to L&M BoTruc Rental, Inc.
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Jul 06, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) has long been the leading offshore service vessel company in the Gulf of Mexico with more than 100 vessels offering supply,
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Jul 06, 2004
Crowley's petroleum services group has taken delivery of its newest tug, Avik, to serve in the company's oil transportation and distribution fleet. The 76-ft.
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Jul 06, 2004
Rigdon Marine has the Orleans, first of 10 64 x 16.5 x 5.8-m diesel-electric ABS Classed DP-2 platform supply vessels from Bender Shipyards, is now working in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Jul 06, 2004
By Barbara D. Linney
Recent changes to U.S. economic sanctions programs have resulted in both new opportunities and new restrictions for offshore service vessel operators.
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Jul 06, 2004
By James P. Nader & Joseph A. Poblick
Once again we take that familiar voyage know as "determining seaman status." No matter how familiar the voyage there
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Jul 06, 2004
Expanding its presence in the growing offshore West African market, Seabulk has ordered two additional vessels for delivery in late 2004 and mid-2005, respectively.
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Jul 06, 2004
American Commercial Barge Line has announced a number of new appointments. ACBL, headquartered in Jeffersonville, In. is an integrated marine transportation and service company.
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Jul 06, 2004
Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. exercised its option to purchase the HOS Hotshot, a new 165-ft. fast supply boat that it has been operating under a bareboat
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Jul 06, 2004
The Port of Greater Baton Rouge recently purchased a parcel of land strategically located adjacent to the port's Inland Rivers Marine Terminal. The purchase includes 140 acres of land with 5,
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Jul 06, 2004
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has taken delivery of Tioga, a new coastal research vessel from Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Duclos Corporation. Designed by Roger Long Marine Architecture,
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Jul 06, 2004
Pictured is Columbia Coastal Transport’s newest barge, Columbia Boston, just after its launching at VT Halter Marine’s facility in Pascagoula, Miss.
Columbia Coastal Transport,
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Jul 06, 2004
(From the Navy News Service)
1798 - Congress rescinds treaties with France; Quasi War begins with frigate Delaware capturing French privateer, Croyable.
1846 - Commodore John D.
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Jul 06, 2004
Gorthon Shipping International Bermuda, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gorthon Lines AB, has sold the forest product carrier Humber Arm on private terms, after a crankshaft breakdown in the main engine.
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Jul 06, 2004
ConocoPhillips announced the finalization of its transaction with Freeport LNG Development, L.P. to participate in a proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal in Quintana,
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Jul 06, 2004
Kongsberg Maritime launched of Polaris 4.4.0, the latest version of its Polaris bridge simulation architecture. The fully scaleable Polaris 4.4.0 software forms
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Jul 06, 2004
Marine Transport Corporation (MTC), a subsidiary of Crowley Maritime Corporation, has taken over as the
ship management company for the Delaware Bay and the Chesapeake Bay.
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