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There are five good professional editors working for MARITIME REPORTER/

Engineering News . . . with a total of over 60 years' experience in all phases of marine editing, writing and publishing. All engineering and technical articles are reviewed, written and re-written by a registered professional naval archi- tect with years of experience as a practicing naval architect and shipyard manager.

These editors know the maritime industry, inside and out.

MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News is the only marine magazine issued

TWICE a month. Twice as often and twice as fast, I get a fresh package of valuable information that's current enough to be useful.

Carefully selected technical papers, authored by the industry's leading experts, are skilfully condensed and re-written for a clear, concise, fast-reading pre- sentation of the facts. Feature articles and news items provide complete details on up-to-the-minute industry developments, new designs, marine legislation, new vessels, new systems, contracts and appointments.

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MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News only one I read ... it has the best editorial staff and the best editorial content.

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