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James Carey Sworn In As

A Maritime Commissioner

Alan Green Jr., Chairman of the Federal Maritime Commis- sion, has announced that James

Joseph Carey was sworn in re- cently as a Federal Maritime

Commissioner. Mr. Carey will complete a term expiring June BO, 1985.

The new commissioner served as a senior business executive with Telemedia, Inc., Chicago.

Mr. Carey also has an extensive background with the Naval Re- serve.

Simrad Headquarters

Moved To Seattle,

Name Ulven VP

Simrad, Inc., a major manufac- turer and distributor of marine electronic equipment, has relo- cated its corporate headquarters from Armonk, N.Y., to Seattle,

Wash.

Trond Ulven

Trond Ulven, newly appointed vice president and general man- ager of Simrad, responsible for all domestic sales and services, cited "distance between us and our Pacific Basin suppliers" as the primary reason for the re- cent coast-to-coast move. Simrad's

East Coast office will continue in operation as a field office, Mr.

Ulven said.

Simrad, Inc. has grown from a single employee in the mid-60s to its current domestic opera- tions of 16 persons. Simrad's of- fices are located at 2215 North- west Market Street, Seattle, Wash. 98107.

Krupp Marine Will

Distribute Tyne Products —Literature Available

John A. Gerrets, general man- ager of Krupp Marine Interna- tional Limited, a New Orleans- based ship repair firm and cus- tom designer and builder of ma- rine-related products, announced that it has been designated sole

U.S. distributor for Tyne Gang- way Limited's extensive line of aluminum accommodation lad- ders, gangways, and other ship- board required aluminum prod- ucts. Krupp Marine International

Ltd. has been engaged in the ship repair service business for almost 40 years and offers full above- the-waterline ship repair service.

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November 1, 1981

HUDSHIP To Build Two 176-Ft. Supply Vessels

Wendle W. Huddleston, presi- dent and chief executive officer of Hudson Shipbuilders, Inc. (HUDSHIP), recently announced that a contract has been signed for the construction of two 176- foot offshore supply vessels for an unnamed client.

The two vessels will be deliv- ered from the Pascagoula, Miss., yard during the second quarter of 1982 and the third quarter of 1982.

The vessels will measure 176 feet by 40 feet by 14 feet 6 inches and will be powered by twin Detroit Diesel 16V149 en- gines driving through Twin Disc

Model MG 540 reverse/reduction gears rated at 6:1 ratio. Auxil- iary power will be provided by twin 75-kw Delco E-7344 gensets powered by Detroit Diesel 6-71N engines. Maneuverability will be enhanced by a Schottel S152L 300-hp bowthruster driven by a

GM 8V-71 engine.

Tank capacities have been de- signed to accommodate 61,000 gallons of fuel oil, 20,000 gal- lons of potable water, and 233,000 gallons of ballast water.

The crew accommodations are designed to provide quarters for 19 people in six staterooms.

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