Navy Energy R&D Office Relocated
The Navy has announced that its Energy R&D Office, formerly at the Naval Material Command Headquarters, Crystal City, Arlington, Va., has been relocated to the Naval Ship Research and Development Center, Annapolis, Md.
Comdr. Paul A. Petzrick, USN, has been appointed Director of the Navy Energy and Natural Resources R&D Office. Prior to his new appointment, Commander Petzrick was head of the Naval Material Command Support Technology Branch, and was associated with the Environmental Protection Research and Development Program. The Energy R&D Office, MAT 03Z, will remain a part of the Naval Material Command headquarters, but will be a tenant activity at the Annapolis Laboratory.
In this office, Commander Petzrick will administer the energy portion of the Department of the Navy Exploratory Development JProgram, and will coordinate the execution of the Advanced and Engineering Development Energy programs. Experiments and demonstrations in the application of technology emerging from the energy R&D programs of other military departments, other Federal agencies, and industry will be coordinated with Navy programs.
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- Dearborn-Storm To Add New Jackup Rigs At Cost Of $29 Million page: 5
- The Presque Isle page: 7
- Bergesen Heads Firm Seeking To Purchase Boston Navy Yard page: 11
- Navy Energy R&D Office Relocated page: 12
- Moore And McCormack Co. Plan To Change Firm's Name page: 12
- Navy Amphibious Assault Landing Craft To Be Built By Todd Seattle Shipyard page: 14
- SNAME New England Section And AWS Hear Japanese Shipbuilding Report At Joint Meeting page: 14
- Midshipmen Hear Panel Of Four Discuss Offshore Drilling Careers For USMMA Graduates page: 19
- Pacific Lighting Marine Awards Contract For Two LNGs To Sun Shipbuilding With Option To Build Three More Ships page: 19
- Supertanker Brooklyn Sold By Seatrain To General Electric Credit page: 22
- Lykes Elects Four New Vice Presidents page: 24
- Kent E. Hoffmeister Named Engineering VP At Nashville Bridge page: 24
- South African Marine Elects Charles Parkhill page: 25
- Giant Gantry Crane Ordered From Krupp By Newport News Ship page: 25
- GATX Subsidiary Orders Second Coal Carrier From Bay Shipbuilding page: 26
- Year-End Report page: 27
- N.Y. SNAME, NYPE, IME And ASNE Joint Meeting Hears Paper On Silencing Marine Gas Turbines page: 27
- American Ship Receives Orders Totaling $31 Million For Towboats And Barges page: 30
- First Semisubmersible Drilling Rig Built On U.S. East Coast Christened At Bethlehem Steel's Baltimore, Md. Shipyard page: 31
- Second French Cargo Vessel Delivered At Sorel page: 34
- Colt Industries Names J.F. Morgan President Power Systems Div. page: 34
- J.J. Henry Company Moorestown/Norfolk Announces Promotions page: 34
- Sydney Swan Retires From American Bureau page: 35
- More Navy Ship Repair Work For Private Shipyards page: 37
- Sun Ship Builds Big, Fast Trailership In Record Time page: 37
- Stewart & Stevenson Open London Office; Knapp Named Manager page: 38
- Captain Robert E. Hart Named New President Marine Index Bureau page: 39
- Military Sealift Command Invites Offers To Operate Nine 25,000-Dwt Tankers page: 41
- Hydro Products Introduces New Right Angle Adaptor For Underwater TV Camera page: 41