NASSCO’s New Product Carrier Goes to Sea

Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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The M/T Golden State departed on her inaugural sea trials on December 3.  The 600 ft ship was built in San Diego by General Dynamics NASSCO and is scheduled to be delivered to U.S. Shipping Partners in January 2009. The Golden State is the first ship of the “State” class and will be used in coastal trade, carrying petroleum and chemical products. 

(www.nassco.com)

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