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Society Of Maritime

Industries Honors Jaeger

Gene Jaeger

Gene Jaeger, manager of mar- keting, Newport News Shipbuild- ing, Newport News, Va., is the lat- est recipient of the Distinguished

Service Award from the Society of

Maritime Industries. The award is presented annually to honor an in- dividual's dedication to the mari- time industry.

Mr. Jaeger's prominence in the ship repair industry coincides with his 48-year employment with

Newport News Shipbuilding. It is the first time a person from the

Virginia Peninsula has received the award.

The Society of Maritime Indus- tries is an organization dedicated to furthering the goals of the mar- itime industry and the ports of

Virginia. Membership is limited to one person from each of 60 differ- ent firms.

The award is on permanent dis- play at the Hampton Roads Mari- time Association office in Norfolk.

Spraco Introduces New

Line Of Airmist Nozzles —Literature Available

Spraco, Inc. of Nashua, N.H., a manufacturer of a full range of in- dustrial spray nozzles, recently in- troduced a new line of airmist noz- zles. Major features of these newly designed air/liquid nozzles are: re- duced air requirement, better atomization due to special design, fewer components, easy inter- changeability and versatility, and lower unit cost.

The airmist range of products includes manual cleanout needles, pneumatically operated cleanout needles, manual regulating needles, and combined manual cleaning/ shutoff needles.

For a free copy of Spraco's Noz- zle User's Manual, which contains a 13-page section on the new prod- uct line,

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Trailer Marine Transport

Awarded $7.7-Million

MSC Contract

The Navy's Military Sealift

Command has awarded a two-year $7.7-million contract to Trailer

Marine Transport Corp. (TMT), of

Jacksonville, Fla., for the trans- portation of military supplies to

April 15, 1984 the Naval Base at Guantanamo

Bay, Cuba.

The contract calls for overland and ocean movement of container- ized and breakbulk cargo princi- pally between Norfolk, Va., and

Guantanamo Bay beginning April 1, 1984. TMT currently has been transporting Defense cargo to the

Naval Base under a series of one and two-year competitive MSC contracts since 1978.

The Navy command estimated that 141,365 measurement tons (40 cubic feet to each measure- ment ton) of containerized cargo and 19,790 measurement tons of breakbulk cargo will be trans- ported between Norfolk and Guan- tanamo Bay during the two-year period.

In addition to contracting with shipper services to deliver DoD cargo, the mission of Military

Sealift Command is primarily to provide the required sealift to de- ploy and sustain the Armed Forces overseas, as quickly and for as long as requirements dictate. The command also operates auxiliary ships that deliver supplies to Navy combatant ships at sea, oceano- graphic and survey ships, and tankers and dry cargo ships that deliver Defense Department cargo worldwide.

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