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Tel: (561) 732-4368; Fax: (561) 732-6984 14 OLD, DIRTY MACHINERY
A recent “Concentrated Inspection Campaign” sheds light on a matter of concern for older ships: machinery maintenance. 24 SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
From remote monitoring & diagnosis of machinery to new explosion hazard software to ship design support, modern software solutions can streamline operations. 44 CARIBBEAN SECURITY CHALLENGES
Modern fast craft and training are sorely needed to shore up Caribbean security ops.
By Edward Lundquist 48 PATROL BOAT SHORTS
New designs, enhanced capabilities from fast craft designers & builders. 54 PROFILE: DEVON GRENNAN
The new CEO of Global Diving & Salvage discusses the companies strong history and promising future.
By Eric Haun 20 VESSELS 50 PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS 56 NEW PRODUCTS: FIRE DETECTION & SUPPRESSION 59 BUYER’S GUIDE 60 CLASSIFIEDS 64 ADVERTISER’S INDEX
FROM OUR ARCHIVES THE COVER 20 46 54
CONTENTS NUMBER 3 / VOLUME 76 / MARCH 2014
Pictured on this month’s cover
The Umpire Boat for the 2013
Americas Cup. The Willard Marine 43 Assault was developed for military use from a Scarab offshore racing design and can achieve speeds over 60 knots. The 43 ft. (13m) high speed craft was initially prototyped in response to a request by the U.S. Navy for a high-speed combat mission boat. The U.S. took on all challengers to retain the Americas Cup as AC72 sailing boats hit speeds over 40 knots in
San Francisco Bay. Story starts on page 46. (Photo Credit: Willard Marine)
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