Van Dawark Appointed President Of Dillingham Maritime Division
Thomas V. Van Dawark, vice president and general manager of Foss Alaska Line, Seattle, Wash., has been named president, Dillingham Maritime-Ocean Transportation Services Division.
The announcement was made by David B. Ballash, Dillingham group vice president-maritime.
The Ocean T r a n s p o r t a t i on Services Division, headed by Mr.
Van Dawark, is part of Honolulubased Dillingham Corporation's maritime group and comprises Ocean Transportation Services, Inc. of Houston, Texas, and the Dillingham Maritime ocean marketing services group, based in Seattle, Wash.
Ocean Transportation Services, Inc. is active in coastal and ocean towing, barging, and related maritime services within the Gulf Coast area. The company, formed characin July 1980, offers worldwide shipping operations with special emphasis on handling of cargoes bound to and from Mexico, as well as Central and South American countries.
Mr. Van Dawark is also responsible for the Dillingham Maritime ocean marketing services group with offices in Seattle; Anchorage, Alaska; San Francisco, Calif.; Houston; and New York City. The group handles the mar keting of all Dillingham Maritime's offshore towing and transportation services.
Mr. Van Dawark joined Foss Alaska Line, part of Dillingham's maritime group, in 1976, and held a variety of positions with the company prior to being named vice president and general manager in November 1979. Before joining Foss Alaska Line, he was with Matson Navigation Co. and American President Lines.
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- Wronowski Fleet Adds First Boat With Cummins KTA-3067M Engines page: 10
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- SNAME Northern California Section Hears Paper On "Dejumboizing page: 12
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- First Saudi-Owned Shipping Company Gets First Vessel page: 18
- Anastasio Elected President Of Marine Concrete Structures page: 18
- C.T. Palo Appointed Marine Superintendent For McAllister-Philadelphia page: 18
- New Catalog Available From WABCO Describes Marine Control Valves page: 18
- McDermott Unit Renamed —Earles And Foster Appointed Senior VPs page: 19
- Electric Propulsion Systems Discussed At SNAME Chesapeake Section page: 20
- New Lifting Technique Lowers Costs In Construction Of Drilling Rigs page: 20
- Far East-Levingston To Build Drillship For Global Marine page: 21
- PROPELLERS '81 page: 22
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- Texaco Names Dubuisson To N e w Offshore Post page: 24
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- Grant Hagen Joins Designers & Planners page: 26
- ASNE Delaware Valley Chapter Holds Meeting At Philadelphia Naval Base page: 28
- Admiral D.G. Iselin Joins Raymond Unit page: 28
- Hitachi Completes Combination Cargo Carrier For Galleon Shipping page: 30
- Penco To Market Showa's Fuel Mixing System page: 31
- Global And Japanese Firm Jointly Offer Offshore Production Systems page: 31
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- Sail Systems For Commercial Ships Could Cut Fuel Costs 30% —Literature Available page: 33
- New Brochure On Hoists, Winches And Mooring Systems Offered By Skagit page: 38
- Nuclear-Powered Sub 'Houston' Launched At Newport News Yard page: 39
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- Fireboat Design Contract To Nickum & Spaulding page: 42
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