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- Midland Affiliated Names P.E. Hubbard Senior VP, Sales And Marketing Maritime Reporter, Oct 15, 1985 #27
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates announced recently that Peter E.
Hubbard has joined its subsidiary, Midland Affiliated Company, as senior vice president, sales and marketing.
Headquartered in Cincinnati, Midland is the largest barge operator on the nation's inland waterways, with revenues of $201 million in 1984.
Mr. Hubbard was formerly senior vice president, sales and service, for Flying Tiger Line, a leading air freight company. He began his business career as an operations analyst with Flying Tigers in 1968 and held a succession of senior financial, planning, general management and marketing positions with the company. A Princeton graduate (B.A. in economics, 1964), Mr.
Hubbard served for four years as a naval officer.
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates is the Boston-based parent organization of energy-related companies engaged in coal mining, marine transportation and natural gas distribution.
In 1984, revenues totaled $1.3 billion.
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- Advances in Robotic Vehicle Technology Marine Technology, Mar 2014 #32
. “The Tiger offers a good combination of size and power for jacket inspections,” said Seascape’s managing director, Peter Reichlmeier. He said that Tigers are used for digital inspection work of subsea jackets, platforms and other structures: “We have been using Tigers for this work for the last four
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August 2004 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4"The Grapes of Wrath" published Ted Williams' 1st hit (off of Yankee Red Ruffing) a double Lou Gehrig ends 2,130 consecutive game streak, Yanks beat Tigers 22-2 Pan Am begins transatlantic passenger & air mail service Test flight of 1st rocket plane using liquid propellants "Wizard of Oz" opens at
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March 2014 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 33. ?The Tiger offers a good combination of size and power for jacket inspec- tions,? said Seascape?s managing di- rector, Peter Reichlmeier. He said that Tigers are used for digital inspection work of subsea jackets, platforms and other structures: ?We have been using Tigers for this work for the last four
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Q3 2011 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 52effect during 2012. Preparing for that eventuality now tran- scends mere compliance; it puts teethinto corporate safety policies that areotherwise ?paper tigers.? What are you waiting for? BENZENE EXPOSURE TESTINGWorkplace exposure limits for Benzene are enforced by a number of agencies under the health and
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January 4, 2011 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16. Several terrorists, includ- ing the leader Mohammed “Abul” Abbas, managed to escape or otherwise avoid justice. Suspected members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (“LTTE”) sank an inter-island ferry in Trincomalee harbor, Sri Lanka on July 25, 1999. LTTE divers planted a bomb under the vessel
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January 2, 2011 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16
. Several terrorists, includ- ing the leader Mohammed “Abul” Abbas, managed to escape or otherwise avoid justice. Suspected members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (“LTTE”) sank an inter-island ferry in Trincomalee harbor, Sri Lanka on July 25, 1999. LTTE divers planted a bomb under the vessel
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January 2011 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16. Several terrorists, includ- ing the leader Mohammed “Abul” Abbas, managed to escape or otherwise avoid justice. Suspected members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (“LTTE”) sank an inter-island ferry in Trincomalee harbor, Sri Lanka on July 25, 1999. LTTE divers planted a bomb under the vessel
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November 2010 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 42those on the USS Cole and the MV Limbourg – have shown the scale of threat from terrorists. As well as this, operations by the now-defunct Tamil Sea Tigers and the notorious attack on Mumbai by Islamic terrorists have demonstrated there is considerable potential for an increase in operations launched
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July 2008 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44new markets in the work class ROV market. These products have introduced Seaeye to a much wider audience beyond oil and gas resulting in sales of Lynx, Tigers, and Panther Plus to various navies, research organizations and environmental groups includ- ing the Russian Navy who use their Panther Plus for
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July 2007 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44for Falcon and the new deeper rated Falcon DR has introduced Seaeye to a much wider audience beyond oil and gas resulting in sales of Lynx, Tigers, and Panther Plus to various navies, research organizations and environmental groups including the Russian Navy who use their Panther Plus for
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June 2006 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 18for Falcon and the new deeper rated Falcon DR has introduced Seaeye to a much wider audience beyond oil and gas resulting in sales of Lynx, Tigers, and Panther Plus to vari- ous navies, research organizations and environmental groups including the Russian Navy who use their Panther Plus
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April 2005 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54ship- building and repair, Canada will not be able to defend against maritime incur- sions. We are not in head to head com- petition with the Asian tigers. We require building only 6 to 12 ships a year to keep our industry robust. We must capture our own domestic market then leverage the expertise
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October 15, 1985 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25, sales and ser- vice, for Flying Tiger Line, a leading air freight company. He began his business career as an operations analyst with Flying Tigers in 1968 and held a succession of senior financial, planning, general manage- ment and marketing positions with the company. A Princeton graduate
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July 2008 - Marine News page: 36the roll-on/roll-off merchant ship Ghat in 1984 to lay mines in the Red Sea. ? Mini submarines or electric-powered human-guided torpedoes. The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) operate home-made, human-guided torpedoes; the PLO trained in Lebanon on mini subs. MN 35 Maritime security requires a multidimens