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the two largest ships completed dur- ing 1992 were the sister ships Golar

Stirling and Golar Glasgow, both delivered by Daewoo Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery.

Gross tonnage completed rose in the People's Republic of China to a total of 360,735 gt, while the total for the Republic of China (Taiwan) totalled 698,932 gt.

In Germany, the tonnage com- pleted in 1992 totaled 903,555, with twenty one container ships com- prising 56.4 percent of that total.

The largest of these were the 47,230- dwt Zim Isrel and Zim Hong Kong from HDW.

In all, 35 general cargo ships were delivered, including the 22,986-gt passenger/RoRo cargo ferry Euro- pean Highway from Schichau-

Seebeckwerft.

Finally, in Denmark, completions rose by a total of 155,870 gt to a total of 599,878 gt.

Two tankers were completed dur- ing 1992, the largest delivered by

Odense Staalskibsvaerft A/S, the 289,900-dwt Eleo Maersk. Ore and bulk carriers accounted for 34.3 per- cent of the Danish total.

By vessel type, oil tankers ac- counted for 49.8 percent of all ton- nage completed in 1992, compared with 42.1 percent in 1991 and 32 percent in 1990. Bulk carrier ton- nage dropped by more than 320,000 gt and accounted for 18.1 percent of all tonnage, compared with 23 per- cent in 1991.

The output of general cargo ships rose in 1992, and represented 9.1 percent of the total tonnage com- pleted. The two leading builders in this category were Japan and Ger- many. The completion of container ships totaled2,172,863gt,or263,173 more than in 1991.

Finally, Liquified Gas and Chemi- cal Carriers accounted for 125 ships and 882,656 gt's in 1992.

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DOD Awards Contracts

To Raytheon Worth

Approximately $75 Million

Raytheon Company was awarded two separate contracts from the

Department of Defense totaling $74.8 million.

Raytheon's Sudbury, Mass.-based equipment division received a $69 million contract from the Strategic

Systems Program Office for engi- neering support of Trident subma- rine launched ballistic missiles.

The equipment division's

Marlborough, Mass. office won a contract modification worth $5.8 million for studies leading to changes in the AN/USC-38(V) electronics system from the Space and Naval

Warfare Systems Command.

Martin Marietta Wins $9.5 Million VLS Contract

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Naval Sea Systems Command to provide support to MK 41 vertical launching systems, used aboard the fleet's Ticonderoga (CG 47) Class cruisers and Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) Class destroyers to launch Stan- dard, Tomahawk and anti-subma- rine missiles.

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General Electric Company has been awarded two Pentagon con- tracts worth a combined $27.4 mil- lion.

GE's government electronic sys- tems division, of Moorestown, N.J., received a $21.5 million Naval Sea

Systems Command contract modifi- cation to give the Aegis phased-ar- ray radar and weapons control sys- tem, fitted to the Navy's Ticonderoga (CG 47) and Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) Classes, a cooperative engage- ment capability.

The company's defense systems department, in Pittsfield, Mass., also won a $5.9 million contract from the

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