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- Webber Appointed Vice Admiral And U.S. Navy's Chief Engineer Maritime Reporter, Feb 1986 #12
James H. Webber has been promoted to vice admiral and assigned as chief engineer of the Navy.

In making the announcement, chief of naval operations Adm. James D.

Watkins said the appointment "sets a new tone for the Engineering Duty Officer Corps, and reaffirms the critical importance of technical excellence in the Navy." He described technical engineering as fundamental to the development and maintenance of an affordable, revitalized U.S. Navy fleet.

As chief engineer, Adm. Webber will have primary responsibility for maintaining technical engineering excellence throughout the Naval Sea Systems Command. He will also act as the principal advisor to the NAVSEA Commander, and point of contact with external activities, on the Command's engineering matters.

He will also be responsible for setting engineering policy and standards, and insuring that they are met by the program managers for NAVSEA's various ship product lines.

Adm. Webber graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1949, and received postgraduate degrees in mechanical engineering and naval architecture from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1955.
- A Report On ASNE Day 1981 Maritime Reporter, Sep 1981 #67
Design and Engineering—New Dimensions." The technical sessions were opened with a keynote address "The Challenge of Design" delivered by Rear Adm. James W. Lisanby, Deputy Commander for Ship Design and Integration, Naval Sea Systems Command. Many phases of ship and combat system design — including
- Kelly To Succeed Watkin As Head Of Delaware River Port Authority Maritime Reporter, Dec 15, 1980 #23
James R. Kelly, director of the Delaware River Port Authority's World Trade Division and a past president of the North Atlantic Ports Association, has been named to succeed executive director William W. Watkin Jr. as head of the bistate agency. Mr. Kelly will also assume the new title of president wh
- Tech File: Bulk Barge Cargo Transfer Systems Solution Marine News, Dec 2017 #50
Pontchartrain Materials Company finds innovative solution for barge unloading applications. Located in New Orleans, La., Pontchartrain Materials Corporation, LLC provides aggregates to general contractors as well as asphalt and ready-mix companies. In addition to their chief product, limestone, the
- G.A. Watkins To Head Global Transport's International Division Maritime Reporter, Dec 1978 #17
Global Transport Organisation, San Francisco, has formed a separate division for international tug and barge transports which will be headed by G.A. Watkins, according to a recent announcement by Leo L. Collar, chairman of GTO's Management Committee. GTO already has established a reputation as a
- Andino Appointed VP At Crowley Maritime International Division Maritime Reporter, Feb 1980 #11
Richard F. Andino has been appointed vice president and general manager of Crowley Maritime Corporation's International Division, San Francisco, Calif., according to a recent announcement by Leo L. Collar, CMC executive vice president. The appointment was made as part of a reorganization within the
- The 93rd SNAME Annual Meeting— A Special Report Maritime Reporter, Jan 1986 #56
in person. The awardees, present and in absentia, were William J. Dorman, R.P. DuMont, Murdock M. E a r l e , M a r v i n H. Gluntz, George H. Hodges, James W. Kirkman, Peter J. Riley, and William H. Watkins
- Washburn & Doughty Announces Signing Of Three Vessel Contracts Maritime Reporter, Apr 1984 #9
Washburn & Doughty Associates, Inc. of Woolrich, Maine, has announced the signing of three construction contracts and the company's entry into two new markets—a sail-powered passenger vessel and an offshore lobster boat. Currently under construction is the 73-foot Bay Lady II, a gaff top sail
- 11,000-Ton Drilling Rig Towed 15,000 Miles Maritime Reporter, Aug 1977 #13
A 280 by 150-foot offshore drilling rig arrived in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Coatzalcoalcos, Mexico, June 27, completing a 15,000-mile trip from Nihama, Japan, in some 77 days, according to G.A. Watkins, acting managing director of Global Transport Organisation, San Francisco, Calif.
- Bayonne Drydock Logs Successful '14 Maritime Reporter, Jan 2015 #10
Bayonne Drydock kicked off last year with the repair and drydocking of the U.S. Navy Ship, Pomeroy followed by the successful drydocking and repairs of the USNS Watkins. It closed the year with the completion of the USNS Seay; all were completed on time, with the Seay coming in ahead of schedule with work
- MN100: VescoPlastics Marine News, Aug 2016 #89
The Company: Founded in 1958, self-lubricated polymer bearings and bushings manufacturer VescoPlastics produces a proprietary range of bushings, bearings and wear plates that operate in dusty, dirty or wet conditions and last longer than other products on the market. VescoPlastics has warehouses in South
- Two Dredges For Private Industry Christened In New Orleans Maritime Reporter, Nov 15, 1980 #30
Recent christening in New Orleans marked the completion of two new dredges for the growing private industry fleet. The cuttersuction drdege Bill James and the split-hull hopper dredge Atchafalaya are being place in service by Louisiana-based T.L. James & Company, Inc., and Gulf Coast Trailing

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world yearbook BULKERS BY OLIVIA WATKINS, HEAD CARGO ANALYST, VESSELS VALUE NEWBUILD SECOND HAND three-year lows. This was represented DEMOLITION Many Chinese companies have been To contrast the limited activity in the The bulker market as a whole has in the sale and purchase market with a stepping up
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world yearbook TANKERS BY OLIVIA WATKINS, HEAD CARGO ANALYST, VESSELS VALUE NEWBUILD Norwegian companies Hunter with 500 sales con? rmed over the last DEMOLITION Since the beginning of the year, 100 Group and Knutsen NYK Offshore 12 months averaging over 40 sales a The demolition market for tankers
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container ships. ing on the Hill. But, we have to get it pendent, non-partisan infrastructure accepting the commission’s recommen- In addition, the James River Expan- right, and we need to get our priorities commissions with experts, not a job for dations should be treated as mandatory sion Project
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Solon, nior analyst for its ship management remain as President of the Company. this septet oversees the Port Au- group. Crowley Logistics also named James McCall “Jimmy” thority’s ? nancial and organization- LaSonya Hill, vice president, cus- Baldwin, Jr. named 2019 C. al affairs. The Duluth Seaway
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the Institute of Marine Engineering, Signal and United Moulders Limited ous Emery Rice Medal recipients were Science and Technology (IMarEST). (UML). James Hewitt, previously in attendance. MMA President ADM WheelHouse Promotes Director of Sales for ACR and Ocean Fran McDonald recognized each in Morris
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of? cial websites, by email, or on social media. If those whom we elect do not hear from us about this need, we have no one to blame but ourselves. James A. Kearns has represented own- ers, operators, ? nancial institutions and end users for more than 30 years in the purchase, construction and ? - nancing
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COLUMN INLAND FINANCE But I Don’t Need That Much: When enough to meet the need is not enough to get the help. By James A. Kearns From my of? ce window in down- highway heavily congested, even at a standstill at times. town St. Louis, I can see a dramatic This congested traf? c usually includes many
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been er specializing in energy and Manager of its MOPS Marine Li- environmental issues. cense Insurance division since 1984. Over the past 29 years, James A. Kearns has rep- Mr. O’Neill has spoken and writ- resented owners, operators, ten on many occasions on the ? nancial institutions and end importance
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shortsea shipping guru Bob Kunkel’s Harbor Harvest Long Island Sound Ser- vice, the nascent Baton Rouge-New Orleans ‘Container on Barge’ Service, and the James River keefe@marinelink.com Expansion Project. All three projects promote the development of shortsea shipping, leverage U.S. ? ag assets, clean
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use with the Shannon. It acts as a mobile slipway. Pictured is the Hoylake, UK Shannon class lifeboat being recovered from the sea. Photo: RNLI/Dave James Thrustmaster’s patented T-Pod, electric podded A?sw?lSsYOlS???lG??s?lSGwŽ?lG?ÐsGYlAYE?Žd??l lS???lG??Žu?OŽYIŽ??Ž??S?d?sEAYEEsG?GuGuGÐl?sÐ vessel projects
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similar equipment, while also capturing ments of day rates seen in certain in- ing conditions turned rapidly, with the For perspective, equity analyst James the supply and demand dynamics which ternational OSV sectors, the problem market quickly moving in owners’ favor. West, who covers the sector at
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a future-proof naval ? eet. By Edward Lundquist NCSIST Photo 44 RNLI Design Behind the design of the Shannon Class Lifeboat. By Tom Mulligan RNLI/Dave James MR #4 (1-9).indd 2 4/5/2019 9:21:02 A
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, inspiration and truth about our world during our dwindling time on this planet. As adventurers who led men in adverse conditions, ex- plorers Capt. James Cook (1728 - 1779) and Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton (1874 - 1922) are Sven Lindblad’s heroes. Risking their lives in search of scienti? c and geographic
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contracting out the world as a Dunlin (DFGI pipeline) Ettrick and Blackbird Audrey package or outsourcing. Indeed, the Brae B topsides Janice, James and Af? eck Markham ST1 supply chain has been gearing up to Brent topsides Athena Viking Satellites pipelines offer new service models, with a
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real-time. In today’s dangerous and digital business environment, that also comes ‘just in time.’ By Joseph Keefe etired U.S. Coast Guard Commandant ADM James CommandBridge – the Mariner Group’s fagship technology, Loy is widely credited with coining the now familiar emerged to sort it all out. Then the
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Rebori, Scienco/FAST President, explains it best, saying, “It all started in 1969, when St. Louis Ship Building Co. occupied the same ground on which James Eads built ironclads for the Union Navy during the Ameri- can Civil War. At the time, they were their own guinea pigs, installing and monitoring
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su- Featuring a swimming pool and a Mulder ? tted Spectre with the new terior styling and propulsion, ? tted with peryacht Spectre after yet another James touch and go helipad, Spectre accommo- Ride Control technology by Naiad Dy- a powerful, cutting edge Diesel Electric Bond spy ? lm, just as their
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Thrusters Levi and daughter Amiya, his father Bob and his US 255 CP with controllable pitch propellers of mother Dana Lee, his brothers Steve and James, 2,600 mm diameter. Two main diesel-driven ? re- and his sister Candis (Pope), as well as several ? ghting (FiFi) pumps for the tug’s FiFi 1 system
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MIR Program Director Dr. Anatoly Sagalevich, MIRs, for possible use in China’s mining claim in the Clari- DEEPSEA CHALLENGER co-designer and explorer James on-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) manganese nodule ? elds. Cui has Cameron, WHOI’s Andy Bowen, Newcastle University’s Dr. allocated some of his attention
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lat- tive issues became popular. Drawing ing were “Modern River Towboats” by ter technology from the designers of upon a century of retrospect, the one James S. Brodie and “Oil Tankers” by airborne vehicles. No longer would error we may have made ? in 1903 ? John W. Hudson. Both papers focused ship design
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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Chao Weeks Marine HHI Graduation Bordelon Academy. James A. Helis, Academy global supplier of main and auxiliary College, for students interested in superintendent, said, “The resulting marine propulsion products. The ac- shipbuilding careers. plan is, in its truest sense, an
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mounted dia- New Cable Recovery Tool JFSE Ultra Low Draft Tool mond wire saw. Designed on the back of Allspeeds said a production prototype of James Fisher Subsea Excavation (JFSE) a project where we had to build a quick its new Webtool CRT200 cable recov- has reengineered its Twin R2000 Ul- turnaround