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Urates 40 Years of Excellence mission increased, f U.S. Navy fleet support i USNS TALUGA. The transi- ewing of USNS TALUGA was led to civilian crewing of plenishment ships. MSC lerved military manpower for d cost and provided a high
Today, MSC relies on the U.S. private Merchant Marine for point-to-point movement of equipment and supplies to deploy and sustain U.S. Forces. MSC operates 52 ships with civil service crews to support fleet operations and special missions worldwide. The fleet includes state-of-the- art fleet oilers, tugs, ammunition, hospital, cable laying, range instrumentation, oceanographic research and surveillance ships.
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Drtunities both afloat and ashore. vy Yard • Washington, D.C. 20398-5100 • ATTN: Hedy Kuemmel, N12c >ORTUNITY EMPLOYER Circle 245 on Reader Service Card