Arthur Engel Chosen Maritime Man Of The Year
Arthur Engel, president and chief executive officer of Southwest Marine, Inc., has been chosen Maritime Man of the Year by The Propeller Club of The United States, Port of San Diego. Mr. Engel was presented with The Brass Hat Award by Rear Adm. Joseph Rizza, president of The Propeller Club, during ceremonies which took place recently at Hotel Del Coronado.
The award was bestowed upon Mr. Engel in honor of his efforts to promote, further, and support the maritime industry. The recipient of this award must have a track record of commendable accomplishments, and must be recognized nationally as an outstanding leader in his field.
The keynote speaker, Vice Adm.
Piotti, Commander, Sea Lift Command, Washington, D.C., addressed a crowd of over 400 attendees.
The Brass Hat Award was originally initiated in 1948 by The Propeller Club, Port of the Golden Gate, to annually honor the member who has done the most to promote the American merchant marine.
The idea was brought to the San Diego Propeller Club by Admiral Rizza, and has become a yearly event.
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- Curtis Bay Towing Changes Name page: 6
- Arthur Engel Chosen Maritime Man Of The Year page: 6
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- DIESEL POWER REVIEW page: 10
- SNAME To Hold 1988 Ship Production Symposium In Seattle, August 24-26 page: 24
- Burmeister & Wain Christens Panamax Product Tanker page: 26
- MMS Brochures Detail Cost-Cutting Ship And Shore Management Systems page: 28
- Nichols Brothers Boat Builders Delivers 500-Passenger Catamaran page: 28
- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN THE NEW NAVAL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM page: 31
- House Subcommittee Looks To Open Competition To Build Fourth Aegis Destroyer page: 33
- Marinette Marine Delivers First Of Seven Training Vessels page: 33
- MAJOR NAVY CONTRACTS page: 36
- Under Seas Defense '88 To Be Held In San Diego On October 3-6 page: 43
- Kelly Klosure Units Used By General Ship In Navy Renovation Work page: 44
- Marine Machinery Association Holds Government-Industry Forum On Ship Repair And Parts Quality page: 45
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