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REPORTER

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World's Largest

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For More Marine Sales in 1992

May

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April 3 • TANKER TECHNOLOGY & THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

Ship Owners, Builders and Equipment Suppliers look at Antipollution

Regulations, New Requirements, Double-Hull Designs and the Best

Equipment to meet the challenge. • NAVAL TECHNOLOGY & SHIPBUILDING (Special Magazine Supplement) • RO-RO '92 • POSIDONIA • INTERNATIONAL MARINE TUG & SALVAGE CONVENTION • DECK MACHINERY & CARGO HANDLING REVIEW

June ACTION CARD MAILING Closing Date May 15 • BONUS DISTRIBUTION • RO-RO '92

Gothenburg, Sweden

May 20-22 • International Tug &

Salvage Convention

Genoa, Italy

May 26-29 • Posidonia

Piraeus, Greece

June 1-5

June

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May 8 • ANNUAL WORLD YEARBOOK ISSUE - 1992

World's Largest Data-Filled Marine Industry Annual *

More Industry Statistics, Forecasts and Trends than any other Marine Yearbook.

Exclusive Reports authored by Industry Leaders on the Current Status and Forecast for

Worldwide and U.S. Shipbuilding, Ship Repair, Navy, Offshore, Coastal, Shallow Draft,

U.S. Ports, and Inland Waterways. Includes World Shipbuilding Tables, U.S. Shipbuilding

Tables and Navy Construction Data.

SPECIAL SECTION

U.S. MARINE INDUSTRY GUIDE

The most comprehensive Statistical Guide to the U.S. Marine Industry - detailing Ocean, Coastal and Inland River Fleets plus the Latest Ship and Boat

Construction leveis. Extensive tables provide thousands of Current Facts highlighting these most important Industry Sectors — U.S. Flag Oceangoing Fleet,

U.S. Parent Companies of Foreign Flag Ships, Cruise Vessel Fleets, U.S. Navy Fleet, U.S. Inland and Coastal Towboat and Barge Fleet, U.S. Vessel

Construction (Large and Small), Cruise Vessel Construction (Large and Small), U.S. Navy Construction, U.S. Ports and more. * Maritime Reporter's 1991 World Yearbook was over 70% larger than the yearbook of the no. 2 magazine.

Largest Annual Issue • Largest Total Circulation - Best Advertising Results

July

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June 5 • NAVAL TECHNOLOGY & SHIPBUILDING (Special Magazine Supplement)

Featuring Current Fleet and Future Programs. • DIESEL REVIEW AND BUYERS GUIDE

Full Data from the World's Leading Marine Diesel Manufacturers with tables listing all details from Model Numbers to H P. Ranges. • NOR-FISHING '92

Full Preview Feature on Europe's Premiere Exposition. • MARINE FUELS, LUBRICANTS & ADDITIVES ^ BONUS DISTRIBUTION • Nor-Fishing '92

Trondheim, Norway

August 1-5

Most Sales Leads For Advertisers

Advertisers report MARITIME REPORTER produces more sales leads than any other marine magazine in the entire world . . . two times to five times more sales leads than the next nearest marine publication.

The Best Circulation Produces The Best Results

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