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Pictured on this month's cover is the Incat-built Catalonia. The vessel, owned by Buquebus, set a new trans-Atlantic speed record in a 3,125 dash from New York to Spain. The vessel aver- aged 36.65 knots, powered by four Caterpillar 3618 diesel engines generating 28,800 kW and driving four Lips jet propulsion units through Renk gears. This edition of MR/EN includes a feature on Catalonia's record-breaking run on page 20, in addition to a full run-down of
Diesel Engine Manufacturer's latest product range, starting on page 69. 8 Investment In Design
Sea Launch prepares for its designed duty. 17 Delivery
Astilleros Espanoles has delivered Jo Tankers a pair of state-of-the art stainless steel chemical tankers. 18 Maritime History
Dr. Robert Ballard, who discovered Titanic, has found the USS Yorktown. 26 Country Focus
Italian niche expertise has helped smooth the road toward privatization.
High In The Sky
Inmarsat addresses the Year 2000 problem.
Cruise Industry Annual
There is no end in sight to the torrid pace of cruise industry newbuilding.
Diesel Power Annual
Technical directory of diesel power offerings.
Marine Finance
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Gulf Coast Report
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