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Nov 08, 2005
Hercules Offshore, Inc., a jack-up drilling and liftboat contractor, today completed
the previously disclosed acquisition of a fleet of eight liftboats from Danos
& Curole Marine Contractors,
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Nov 08, 2005
BBC reported that the crew of the Seabourn Spirit quickly changed course and headed out into open water to evade the attackers in small boats who had raked the
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Nov 08, 2005
National Transportation Safety Board Acting Chairman Mark V. Rosenker said the nation's passenger ferries need aggressive safety management systems. He encouraged
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Nov 08, 2005
The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $105 million contract Tuesday to New York-based L-3 Communications Holdings Inc.
L-3's Titan Group Aviation and Maritime division
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Nov 08, 2005
AP reported that was the real-life situation the crew and passengers of the Seabourn Spirit found themselves in off Somalia last weekend. With piracy common in
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Nov 08, 2005
According to the Mena Report, Iran's shipbuilding company Sadra Group will build four cargo ships, worth 100 million euros, for the north German-based Rickmers shipping lines,
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Nov 08, 2005
Ellicott Dredges announces several significant new orders from three state governments in the USA, as well as for multiple U.S. federal government agencies. One
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Nov 08, 2005
American Commercial Lines Inc. announced the addition of 100 hourly positions to work at its shipyard division, Jeffboat LLC, located along the Ohio River in Jeffersonville, In.
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Nov 08, 2005
AP has reported that the Samsung Group, South Korea's biggest industrial conglomerate with interests ranging from semiconductors to shipbuilding, said Tuesday it plans to double sales by 2010,
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Nov 08, 2005
Gary Jones has joined Crowley as vice president of information technology (IT). In his new position, Jones is responsible for the strategic and tactical planning,
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Nov 08, 2005
Offshore Systems International has entered into a formal agreement to acquire a United States-based defense contracting company.
The purchase price will be $9 million, of which approximately $8.
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Nov 08, 2005
From U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/U.S. 5th Fleet Public Affairs
The U.S. Navy responded Nov. 7 to a request to dispose of suspected unexploded ordnance
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Nov 08, 2005
American Marine Holdings (AMH) Government Services has launched Metal Shark, a new commercial product brand consisting of several models of aluminum boats
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Nov 08, 2005
Adesta announced that it has executed a $5.5M contract with the Maryland Port Administration to design and install a sophisticated security system at the Port of Baltimore.
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Nov 08, 2005
The Shetland Coast Guard tug, Anglian Monarch, is currently on route to a tanker Sten Odin which has broken down 39 miles south west of Sumburgh Head.
The tug is expected on scene at about midday.
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Nov 08, 2005
The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) named Robert E. Kramek president elect of the organization at its recent Annual Maritime Technology Conference & Expo in Houston, Texas.
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Nov 08, 2005
The BBC News reports that the problem was highlighted over the weekend, when a luxury cruise liner was attacked and pursued by pirates. The greatest number of attacks overall were off Indonesia,
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Nov 08, 2005
From the Navy News Service
1861 - Capt. Charles Wilkes seizes two Confederate diplomats from the British steamer Trent, causing an international controversy
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