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Exhibitor Booth No.

B.V. NASK 438A

NAUTISERVO B.V. 197

NAUTISCHE UNIE P/A HAVENSCHAP

DELFZIJL 480

NAUTOMATIC B.V. 15

THE NAVAL ARCHITECT 536

NEBIM HANDELMIJ. B.V. 11

NEDERLANDSE MIDDENSTANDSBANK

N.V. 343

NEDERLANDSE SCHEEPSHYPOTHEEK-

BANK N.V. 171

NEDERLAND SURVEY PROJECTEN

EN -APPARATUUR V.O.F. 7

NEI-A.P.E. LTD. QUEENS ENGINEERING

WORKS 424

NIESTERN SANDER P/A HAVENSCHAP

DELFZIJL 480

NITEK B.V. 568

NORIS TACHOMETERWERK GMBH &

CO. 515

T.M. NOTEN B.V. 541

NOVA-WERKE AG 32

NRF THERMAL ENGINEERING B.V. 1

NUODEX COLORTREND B.V. 488

OBSERVATOR B.V. 63

OLAER BENELUX N.V. 3

VERENIGING ORANJE 312

THE ORIENTAL COMMERCIAL EST. 401

ING.BUR. PASSE-PARTOUT 5

PAULSTRA HUTCHINSON 436

PEINIGER 477

PHOENIX AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT 23

PIANC, PERMANENT INT.ASS. OF

NAVIGATION CONGRESSES 561

PIMENTEL-GRANAAT B.V. 462

POLS AGGREGATEN B.V. POLS

ENGINEERING B.V. 206

PERS- EN PUBLICITEITSDIENST PTT 311

C.I.C.T.M. QUINTAS & QUINTAS SARL. 373

RABOBANKNEDERLAND 365

RADIO-HOLLAND B.V. 187

RADIO ZEELAND B.V. 11

RAFA B.V., TECHNISCHE HANDEL-

SONDERNEMING EN INDUSTRIE 350

RAUMA-REPOLA OY 412

REGULATEURS EUROPA LTD. 329

EISENWERKE REINTJES GMBH 510

REKAB-GRONINGEN B.V. 319

RICHFIELD MARINE THRUSTERS LTD. 406

ROCHEM HOLLAND B.V. 461

ROODENBURG B.V. 153

R.S.H. B.V. 48

RUBBERFABRIEK "VELP" B.V. 486

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RIJNMOND 559

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NOORDZEE 560

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RIJNVIS METALEN B.V. 487

SAARLOOS WARMTETECHNIEK EN

AIRCONDITIONING B.V. 186

SACM, SOC. ALSACIENNE DE

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SAMSOM DATA SYSTEMEN B.V. 570

WILHELM SANDER KG 523

SANTON HOLLAND B.V. 345

SCANMASO B.V. 450

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DAM B.V. 443

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SCHOTTEL-NEDERLAND B.V. 326

SCHREINER & CO. B.V. 179

GEORG SCHUENEMANN UND CO. (GMBH & CO.) 518

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FELD GMBH & CO. KG. 535

SELESMAR S.P.A. 378

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SHIPHAM & CO. LTD. 406

SHIPUiTF Ul ir. I THIIPUPP B U 1HR i VEROLME •

VEROLME DO BRASI L has now become the largest Brazilian private capital shipyard.

It employs 7 thousand persons and in its yard, which occupies a whole town (12 million square meters), ships of any type and size up to 600.000 TDW can be built.

From its three slipways and one drydock of 80 x 70m, specially designed to build offshore equipments, more than 80 ships and platforms of several sizes, totalizing more than 2 million TDW, have been launched.

VEROLME DO BRASI L has annualy invested around USS 10 million in the improvement of its shipyard, thus keeping pace with worldwide technological development, providing the yard with the most modern design and production processes.

VEROLME DO BRASI L is placed today among the best equipped and most efficient shipyards in the world, capable of meeting demands from the shipbuilding and offshore market all over the world.

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VEROLME DO BRASIL: 100% in the shipbuilding market

Radm. Meyer Receives

New Assignment

Rear Adm. Wayne E. Meyer,

USN, the Navy's "Dean of Project

Managers," was reassigned re- cently within the Naval Sea Sys- tems Command as Deputy Com- ]„.. \\T ]

Dempster M. Jackson, who re- tired from the U.S. Navy.

Admiral Meyer previously served as project manager, AEGIS

Shipbuilding. He held that posi- tion from the inception of the

AEGIS project in 1970, to the readiness-for-war of the first AE-

GIS ship, USS Ticonderoga (CG 47), in 1983. Significantly, this ployed exactly on the schedule, and within the budget, established six years ago. Her transition from the Ingalls Shipbuilding yard,

Pascagoula. Miss., to deployment was accomplished in the remarka- bly short time of nine months with highly successful performance at each milestone.