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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS

GE M&l Engines Appoints U.S. Navy

And Marketing Manager

Robert Saul has been appointed by GE Marine and

Industrial (M&I) Engines to oversee the U.S. Navy and

North American marine efforts involving gas turbine and gear programs. Mr. Saul previous- ly worked for Lockheed

Robert Saul Martin Information Systems in Orlando. He is also a cited and acclaimed member of the U.S. Navy

League.

BP's David Witmer Passes Away

David J. Witmer, a naval architect and marine engineer at British Petroleum (BP) for more than 13 years, recently died of cancer at the age of 50.

Mr. Witmer was a U.S. Navy veteran, a grad- uate of the University of Michigan's naval architecture and marine engineering program.

He was a member of many organizations dedi- cated to the safety and pioneering of maritime architecture and vessels.

Crowley Names Oil Barge

Sales Manager

Chris Dugan has been named new

Sales manager for Petroleum

Transportation for Crowley Marine

Services (CMS) in Seattle, Wash. Mr.

Dugan formerly served CMS as manager of Customer Service for Southern

California. He will oversee petroleum transportation to areas such as Alaska,

Hawaii and Mexico. CMS's fleet consists of 14 oceangoing barges.

Mackay Acquires ESSE

Mackay Communications has gained immediate entry into the coveted market of the

Hampton Roads area with the acquisition of

Electronic Sales and Service Inc. (ESSE).

ESSE has expertise in most communications, navigation and safety equipment, including radars, Satcoms, and GMDSS Consoles, and will be renamed Mackay-Hampton Roads.

With this acquisition, Mackay now offers ser- vice facilities in all major U.S. Ports.

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