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Stratos To Bring Prepaid SMS To Maritime Crews
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Stratos To Bring Prepaid SMS To Maritime Crews

Stratos Global announced Thursday the introduction of SMSCrewMail, a new prepaid short message system (SMS) and text e-mail service for maritime crewmembers seeking a cost-effective way to stay in touch with family and friends while at sea.

about 21 years ago
Asbestos linked to 80 shipbuilders’ deaths
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Asbestos linked to 80 shipbuilders’ deaths

Up to 80 deaths linked to asbestos have been reported in the shipbuilding industry as seven major companies gave figures on workers who had died after possibly being exposed to the toxic substance.

about 21 years ago
Closing shipyard would cost 9,575 jobs
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Closing shipyard would cost 9,575 jobs

Closing the 97-year-old Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard will mean a loss of $1.3 billion annually and a loss of nearly 10,000 jobs. Those are the findings of a report by Enterprise Honolulu, prepared for the Chamber Commerce of Hawaii, in anticipation of the possibility that the Basic Realignment and Cl

about 21 years ago
Mayor to join fight to keep shipyard
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Mayor to join fight to keep shipyard

Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann, fresh from engineering a compromise over state authorization of a tax increase to pay for a new mass transit system, is headed to Washington, D.C., to help argue the importance of Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.

about 21 years ago
Yachties prepare for storm
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Yachties prepare for storm

Mariners docked at the CrewsInn Hotel and Yachting Centre tried to remain calm yesterday as they prepared to experience the possible effects that Tropical Storm Emily would bring.

about 21 years ago
Authorities continue to investigate cruise mystery
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Authorities continue to investigate cruise mystery

GREENWICH (AP) — George Smith IV embarked on his honeymoon cruise of the Mediterranean last month with plans to have children and take over his family’s successful business in this wealthy New York suburb.

about 21 years ago
Frigate deal to deepen ties with China
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Frigate deal to deepen ties with China

ISLAMABAD, July 12: Pakistan and China have begun a new era of friendship and cooperation in the naval field, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Shahid Karimullah said on Tuesday. A press release issued by the Naval Headquarters (NHQ) said the naval chief made the remark to the Chinese ambassador at Islam

about 21 years ago
Officials Introduce Port Security Hotline for Hampton Roads
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Officials Introduce Port Security Hotline for Hampton Roads

The Port of Virginia is the second largest on the East Coast. In 2003, more than 13 million tons of cargo moved through the port, making up 19 percent of the East Coast’s load. In an attempt to help secure the safety of the port, officials with the Joint Terrorism Task Force and other local [&hellip

about 21 years ago
Port of San Diego awards $16 million Campbell Shipyard contract
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Port of San Diego awards $16 million Campbell Shipyard contract

Cleanup plans for the site of the future Hilton San Diego Convention Center Hotel progressed Tuesday, as the Port of San Diego awarded a $16 million contract to Traylor Bros. Inc. for sediment remediation and aquatic enhancement at the former Campbell Shipyard.

about 21 years ago
More doubts emerge over dredging plans
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More doubts emerge over dredging plans

A business consultant and Labor Party member is the latest person to cast doubt on the Victorian Government’s arguments for deepening Melbourne’s shipping channels. Peter Fitzgerald says only 5 per cent of the world’s shipping fleet will require the deeper channels in Port Phillip Bay. The Governmen

about 21 years ago
Full Steam Ahead: Rainier’s tug shipyard flush with orders
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Full Steam Ahead: Rainier’s tug shipyard flush with orders

If recent orders are any indication, a long-time Rainier dock’s transition into a ship manufacturing shipyard is paying off for the workers and the area’s economy. With six tugs on order, Foss Maritime has enough work to keep its 25 workers and local subcontractors busy through 2007.

about 21 years ago
VOSTA LMG supports the 4th musketeer!
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VOSTA LMG supports the 4th musketeer!

D’Artagnan, the technically outstanding self-propelled and ocean-going jumbo cutter suction dredge of French dredging contractor SDI (Soci

about 21 years ago
Shipbuilders admit workers died of asbestos-related ills
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Shipbuilders admit workers died of asbestos-related ills

OSAKA–Hitachi Zosen Corp. and two other shipbuilding-related firms announced Monday that a total of 24 of their former employees have died of mesothelioma, a type of cancer, and other asbestos-related diseases. Although experts knew of mesothelioma cases occuring in the shipbuilding industry in the

about 21 years ago
Yachting: Frenchman claims transatlantic solo record
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Yachting: Frenchman claims transatlantic solo record

There was at least one sporting achievement for France to cheer yesterday when one of its more enigmatic yachtsmen, Francis Joyon, sliced a massive 22 hours, 33 minutes and 5 seconds off the single-handed transatlantic record.

about 21 years ago
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