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- Jane's Publishing Offers Facsimile Edition Of First World's Fighting Ships Maritime Reporter, Jun 1986 #80
Jane's Publishing, Inc. has announced the publication of a special limited facsimile edition of Fred T.
Jane' s first reference book, the 1898 edition of All the World's Fighting Ships. The facsimile is as close to the original as the use of available modern materials permit.
Born in England in 1865, Mr.
Jane was only 33 when he completed his work on the first edition.
He was a capable artist, a prolific writer, and worked unceasingly to encourage interest and understanding of maritime affairs.
He not only compiled this work virtually single-handedly, but he also drew many of the illustrations and developed a unique classification method for ships' guns and armor, making comparison between different classes possible for the first time. In the original edition, the preface, explanation of the index, and notes to illustrations appear in French, German, and Italian as well as English.
"Jane's All the World's Fighting Ships 1898—Facsimile Edition," 218 pages 7'A by 12 inches, illustrated, $75. Jane's Publishing, Inc., 115 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003.
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- New Edition Of 'Research Manufacturing, Engineering' Now Available From M.A.N. Maritime Reporter, Nov 1985 #80
M.A.N. Maschinenfabrick Augsburg- Nurnberg Aktiengesellschaft of West Germany recently brought out Number 16 of the annual publication "Research, Engineering, Manufacturing," which is printed each year to coincide with the Hanover Fair. This issue contains readily understandable articles by authors
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- New Updated Edition Of "American Harbour Pilot" By Hans Gade Is Available Maritime Reporter, Nov 1983 #18
Hans Gade's American Harbour Pilot has now been published in a new updated edition—the third in the series. The appearance of the book is the same as the previous editions; however, the 1,100 pages which describe more than 700 harbors and ports of call in North, Central and South America, supplied
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- ABS Publishes '83 Edition Of "Rules For Building And Classing Steel Vessels" Maritime Reporter, Apr 1983 #31
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) recently published the 1983 edition of "Rules for Building and Classing Steel Vessels." The 912-page book is applicable to steel vessels of 200 feet (61 meters) and over in length. The 1983 edition includes additional ABS requirements for steering gear which
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- New Edition Of 'Ship Design And Construction' Published By SNAME Maritime Reporter, Dec 1980 #15
A virtually new book, the new edition of Ship Design and Construction, has just been published by The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. This book has been developed over nearly a five-year period by 27 authors, an expert control committee, and edited by Robert Taggart, the well-known
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- Jane's Fighting Ships 1977-78 Revised Edition Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1977 #49
The 1977-78 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships maintains the format initiated in the previous edition. In addition, a new section of ship silhouettes and a worldwide pennant list of major surface ships have been added to assist recognition. With complete revision of all data and well over 1,200
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- Maritime Association Publishes 1976 Edition N.Y. Port Handbook Maritime Reporter, Jun 15, 1976 #47
The 1976 edition of The New York Port Handbook, the authoritative source book of information on transportation and air and maritime related services and supply organizations, world trade and government agencies in the port region, has been published by The Maritime Association of the Port of New
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- HydroComp NavCad Premium Released Marine News, Apr 2015 #55
been the gold-standard for resistance and propulsion prediction for nearly three decades. Now, an upgrade is available, offered as an optional “Premium Edition” upgrade, and these special new capabilities are a significant addition to the existing hydrodynamic analysis features in the standard NavCad. NavCad
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- Fleet D a t a Service Offers n e w Edition Of ' O f f s h o r e Service Vessels' Maritime Reporter, Apr 1986 #96
The ninth annual edition of "Offshore Service Vessels—A Guide to the American Fleet" has just been published by Fleet Data Service. This comprehensive directory to the American fleets and vessels serving the offshore petroleum industry includes 100 fleets operating 1,061 vessels measuring 150 LOA
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- Editor's Note: MTR June 2014 Marine Technology, Jun 2014 #6
a hectic travel schedule and the need to see the country and its subsea industry players with a fresh perspective fell in Eric’s favor. Starting in this edition and continuing through September, Haun delivers insightful overviews on the subsea trends in and around Norway, including a special “Subsea Norway”
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- Wärtsilä Expands Propulsion Monitoring Services Maritime Reporter, Nov 2104 #143
monitoring services, as the Wärtsilä Propulsion Condition Monitoring Service (PCMS) will feature expanded functionalities and is available in two editions - PCMS Starter and PCMS Professional. The need for certainty of operations and long-term maintenance planning is fulfilled with a new functionality:
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- Marine News: June Editor's Note Marine News, Jun 2015 #6
of June brings many things; among them sunshine, the beginning of summer and ultimately, a clearer picture of where industry is headed next. The June edition of MarineNews is also our Combat & Patrol Craft Annual, as well as being chock full of inland news. That means something for everyone, which jolts
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January 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 58and collaboration amongst lead- conference – returning for 2024 on the ? nal day with a special ing companies and organizations in the sector. edition focusing on the climate and biodiversity crisis. The three-day marine science, ocean technology exhibition David Ince, Oceanology International Portfolio
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January 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 4, Marketing primary driver for these technologies, and we’re pleased to present a pair of topical articles Mark O’Malley [email protected] in this edition: ? rst, David Strachan’s look at the rise drone wars and of Combat UUVs, Accounting starting on page 8; second, an inside out look at the U.S. Navy
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January 2024 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12for the bred, sails. Appellate Division of the New York Su- ? rst time since 1992. The use of a rigid wingsail contrib- preme Court, prior to the 33rd edition of The February 2010 one-on-one match uted to the biggest Americas Cup win the race, due to take place in 2010. race was initially hard fought
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September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 68, water technology to support the subsea sectors. PropCad, and PropExpert — provide working environment by making it less Since the last MTR100 edition, Impact the critical capabilities necessary for hazardous. Tritech aims to help preclude Subsea has expanded its sonar range. vehicle designers
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September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 21also leave my children and the ocean and world in better shape than what I inherited from my parents.” • Ben Kinnaman on the cover of the March 2017 edition of MTR, about the time his company evolved to its commercialization phase. www.marinetechnologynews.com 21 MTR #7 (18-33).indd 21 10/3/2023 8:46:40 A
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September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 4254-6271 Tcompanies and technologies that serve a fuel for this industry’s future. CEO John C. O’Malley In fact “fuel” is the perfect bridge to this edition, as in “fu- [email protected] ture” or “alternate” fuels, as the energy transition and all that it entails – from hydrogen- President & COO powered
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September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 269 Viewpoint3 76 Markey Machine 77 Voyis 12 Massa Products Corporation 38 Xeos Technologies 77 McLane Research Laboratories 30 ZF 73 Images in this Edition: All editorial images in this edition were supplied by the company they are associated with, unless otherwise specifed. 2 September/October 202
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September 2023 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 26has a long history, as Jeff R. Vogel, disaster relief (HA/DR) platform. State maritime academy ves- Member, Cozen O’Connor, wrote in the August 2023 edition sels being used to support HA/DR missions was, of course, not of sister-publication MarineNews. The program has tran- a new concept. For example
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June 2023 - Marine News page: 442023 Editorial Calendar January 2023 March 2023 February 2023 Ad close Jan. 20 Ad close Feb. 28 Ad close Jan. 4 E-Magazine Edition: Power & Propulsion E-Magazine Edition: t Passenger Vessels t Mariner Training & Education t Safety Equipment Event Distribution U.S.
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June 2023 - Marine News page: 4• [email protected] best to condense everything into a single [email protected] SALES piece for the Insights section of this edition. Vice President, Sales & Marketing In our conversation, Ellis discusses the top Terry Breese • [email protected]
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