systems are valued The Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, because of their ability to reduce the risk to human life in high Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, noted: “The Navy has been work- threat areas, to deliver persistent surveillance over areas of ing with manufacturers to test new technologies
Eye on the Navy NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY BAHRAIN (Sept. 9, 2021) Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, left, commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, U.S. 5th Fleet and Combined Maritime Forces, shakes hands with Capt. Michael D. Brasseur, the ? rst commodore of Task Force (TF 59) during a commissioning ceremony
cial intelligence go together; this intelligence in ? eet operations. is an important point. There’s not one without the other.” T According to Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, the ? eet commander, Cooper said TF 59 has established operating hubs in Bahrain unmanned systems and arti? cial intelligence are helping
use. These cranes are zinc plated, for a wide range of applications,” said “Their biggest advantage is that they and all Nabrico cranes are made in the Brad Jarnagin, industrial market manag- are lightweight and portable. Multiple U.S. and come individually tested and er at Nabrico. “Their applications
winches pose use—a portable, inexpensive lifting tool for a wide come equipped with a socket drive and are drill drivable, range of applications,” said Brad Jarnagin, industrial mar- so you get powered operation without the cost of a pow- ket manager at Nabrico. “Their applications are all across ered winch
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offer cost us more to make; we have “Our offering to the maritime market is very unique,” some products that have a lamellar ? ake of aluminum that said Brad Treuting, Carboline’s director of sales for marine allows a layering where the penetration of water is almost and offshore in the U.S. Gulf and East
notable was the so-called “Over- Wolf. However, the ship was not long land Rescue of 1897.” Discovering idle, as Admiral Richard Byrd pur- Excerpted from Brad Barr, Expedi- that eight whaling ships were trapped chased the still stout ship for his sec- tion Coordinator, NOAA Of? ce of in the ice off Barrow
Adm. being towed to its new berth. to roughly match the dimensions of the Nancy Hann announced last month. A team of researchers from NOAA, ship,” said Brad Barr, Expedition Coordi- Widely considered one of the most USCG and partnering academic insti- nator, NOAA Of? ce of National Marine historically
in 1973, and it identify the wreck as Bear with a rea- veloped and implemented,” Barr said. appeared to roughly match the di- mensions of the ship,” said Brad Barr, Expedition Coordinator, NOAA Of- ? ce of National Marine Sanctuaries Maritime Heritage Program. Coast Guard and NOAA research- ers returned
Sang- Michel Retires Webb Institute is searching for its ster has been promoted to President, 17th president to ? ll the role left by R. Mercury EMEA; Brad Zoelle has Keith Michel, who retired on June 30, been promoted to General Manager, Steady Grönborg APAC Region; and Jonathan Levine after nine
digital skills to fully utilize the next generation of tools, said re- workers can share their contact information and connect with tired Rear Adm. Brad Williamson, the executive director of the employers. We have also developed a supplier database, allow- Hampton Roads Maritime Industrial Base Ecosystem
Gulf Subsea Solutions Adds Staff Harvey Gulf Subsea Solutions said it has appointed LaDawn Lounsbury to its business development team. In addition, Brad Brister has joined the company as project manager and Mark Scott as lead engineer. 71 www.marinelink.com MN
and CEO publishing in 1998. In 2014, Steve start- of Bollinger Shipyards. Joining him to ed his own marketing ?rm Wake Media lead the SCA Board is Brad Moyer, Vice to deliver business-to-business media President of BAE Systems Ship Repair and communications services to clients serving as Vice Chairman
AIWA Prepares for 20th of the company. He will be responsible USMMA Advisory Board Anniversary Annual Meeting U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Brad Pickel, Executive Director of for advancing EBDG’s major strategic Chao announced the appointment of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway objectives
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the prerequisites to drive in interstate modes and create unsustainable con- Brad Pickel is the Executive Director for commerce.” The trucking industry gestion leading to further detrimental the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Associa- tion. Additionally, Brad is a board member adds immense value to
COLUMN OP/ED Is Short Sea shipping on the horizon along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway? By Brad Pickel Are paradigms shifting on the in- to us. The Virginia Port Authority (VPA) has been utilizing creased role of inland waterways with Marine Highway 64 for years to connect to the Richmond respect
. He can reached at: Ewing O’Neill engaged in both foreign and [email protected] coastwise trades of the United States. Kearns has earned an Brad Pickel is the Executive LL.M. (in Taxation) from New Director for the Atlantic Intra- York University, J.D. cum laude coastal Waterway Association
keep – waterways and infrastructure in good condition are addressed by MarineNews contributor and IRPT board member Jim Kearns and AIWA Executive Director Brad Pickel. Both highlight the need to change the way we allocate funding for waterway improvements. I am preaching the choir when I talk about the importance
on the Terry Breese • [email protected] horizon for the AIW? Tel: 561-732-1185 Fax: 561-732-8414 By Brad Pickel Lucia Annunziata • [email protected] Tel: 212-477-6700 ext 6240 Fax: 212-254-6271 John Cagni • cagni@marinelink
also has experience as an engineer, including mechanical RoPax he has now become the public still a partner and advisor. design and teaching. Brad Hrbek face of Damen within this sector. MJP Names Business has joined the domestic equip- ment sales team. Hrbek, who will Garamendi is AMP’s Development
OP/ED AIWA: A National Asset Worth Funding What does the future hold for infrastructure investment on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway in 2018? By Brad Pickel The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway by $46.5 million and $49 million, respectively. The alloca- Association (AIWA) is a non-pro? t, tion of
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