Trailer Marine Transport Corporation
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- Crowley Appoints Three In Caribbean Division Maritime Reporter, Jan 1977 #37
Increased responsibilities have been given to three executives in the Caribbean Division of Crowley Maritime Corporation as a result of R.D. Carter's resignation from the company on November 11, according to a recent announcement by Leo L. Collar, president of CMC's Offshore Group, San Francisco, Calif.
Robert Homan has been appointed general manager of Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, George Hutton has been appointed general manager of Gulf Caribbean Marine Lines, Inc., and Elmer Keller has been appointed general manager of Crowley operations within the Caribbean.
Messrs. Homan, Hutton and Keller were previously managers for these respective operations, but will now take on expanded responsibilities of directing the overall operation of each, as well as day-to-day operations.
Mr. Carter had served as president of Crowley's Caribbean Division, overseeing the operations of Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, Gulf Caribbean Marine Lines, Inc., Interisland Intermodal Line, CTMT, Inc., and other common carrier operations in the Gulf and Caribbean areas.
Crowley Maritime Corporation has been operating in the Gulf and Caribbean since 1971 when it introduced its mammoth oceangoing barges into service from Florida to Puerto Rico and from the West Gulf Coast to Puerto Rico.
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- Ted Ellis Joins Crowley Maritime Maritime Reporter, Nov 1978 #20
marketing offices in the port cities of Jacksonville and Miami will report directly to Mr. Ellis. Crowley's Caribbean operations include Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, which provides ro/ ro trailer service between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico; Gulf Caribbean Marine Lines, which prov
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- Arno Dimmling Rejoins Crowley Maritime Corp. Maritime Reporter, Nov 1978 #38
Marseilles, France, to Yenbu, Saudi Arabia. Prior to his position in Brussels, Mr. Dimmling had been manager of intermodal services for Trailer Marine Transport Corporation during the early stages of TMT's operation as a Crowley subsidiary from 1974 to 1976. Mr. Dimmling's new assignment will encompass a
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- Crowley Assigns Ducich To Caribbean Division Maritime Reporter, Apr 15, 1977 #48
transportation firm with interests in marine transportation, construction, trucking and other industries. Its Caribbean Division operations include Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, Gulf Caribbean Marine Lines, Inc., Interisland Intermodal Line, and CTMT, Inc
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- Crowley Relocates New York Office To World Trade Center Maritime Reporter, Sep 1980 #57
in the Northeast, with Phil Janvrin and Don Quillen district marketing managers. Crowley's Caribbean operations include Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, which provides RO/RO service between the United States and Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, the Virgin Islands and the Leeward and
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- Crowley Maritime Names Jim Grissom Manager San Juan Operations Maritime Reporter, Oct 15, 1978 #21
, according to a recent announcement by Robert G. Homan, senior vice president of the division. Formerly Jacksonville, Fla., terminal manager for Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, a Crowley subsidiary, Mr. Grissom will be responsible for all operational activities in San Juan and interisland service
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- Second Of Four Triple-Deck TMT Barges Placed In Service Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1978 #16
Trailer Marine Transport Corporation's Second triple-deck barge, the El Conquistador, departed Jacksonville, Fla., October 15, on her maiden voyage to San Juan, Puerto Rico, according to Robert G. Homan, senior vice president of the Caribbean Division of Crowley Maritime Corporation, TMT's parent compa
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- Crowley Subsidiary TMT Orders 400 Specialized Truck Trailers Maritime Reporter, Dec 1978 #52
Trailer Marine Transport Corporation has recently ordered 400 specialized truck trailers for its expanding- fleet of equipment, according to a recent announcement by Robert G. Homan, senior vice president of the Caribbean Division of Crowley Maritime Corporation. Some 250 high-cube drop-frame trailer
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- Crowley Maritime Appoints Richard Simpson And Alan Cavis To Caribbean Division Posts Maritime Reporter, Jul 1977 #49
in the Caribbean Division of Crowley Maritime Corporation, according to a recent announcement by Robert Homan, general manager of CMC affiliate Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, Jacksonville, Fla. Richard Simpson has been named vice president of marketing for TMT, and Alan Cavis, vice president
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- Crowley Maritime Corp. Orders Two 580-Foot Triple-Deck Barges Maritime Reporter, Aug 1977 #39
a capacity of 380 forty-foot trailers. Both barges will join five other 400-foot by 100-foot, double-deck barges already in service for Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, which provides service from Jacksonville and Miami, Fla., to Puerto Rico, with extended service to the Virgin Islands, Leeward and
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- FMC Marine & Rail Lays Keel For Ro/Ro Barge To Carry 374 Forty-Foot Truck Trailers Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1977 #40
for the first of two large deck cargo barges being built for Crowley Maritime Corporation, San Francisco, Calif. The giant roll-on/roll-off triple-deck trailer barges will be operated in the Caribbean by Trailer Marine Transport Corporation, one of the Crowley companies. Charles H. Johnson, Division president
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- Management Appointments Announced By Crowley's Caribbean Division Maritime Reporter, Apr 1984 #71
tug and barge services. Mr. Amadeo joined the company in 1982. Prior to this appointment he was director of marketing and administration for Trailer Marine Transport Corporation in the Caribbean
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