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  • At a recent joint dinner meeting of the New England Section of the Marine Technology Society (MTS), and the Northern New England Section of the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE), Prof.

    Eugene Allmendinger spoke on "Submersibles, Past, Present and Future," at the New England Center at the University of New Hampshire. A professor of naval architecture and a director of the Marine Program at the University of New Hampshire, Mr.

    Allmendinger has been involved in submersibles for many years.

    For centuries, men have attempted to find some way of descending beneath the surface of the sea for scientific observation, for salvage, or for attacking enemy ships in time of war. Professor Allmendinger traced the history of some of these submersibles. One of the first was the Diving Bell of Alexander the Great in 322 B.C. The first submarine used as an offensive weapon in naval warfare was the Turtle. This was a one-man self-propelled vehicle of the Revolutionary War that traveled just beneath the surface. The forerunner of the modern submarine was Robert Fulton's Nautilus.

    This vessel of 1800 used a sail for surface propulsion and a hand-driven screw propeller for submerged travel. After highlighting many others, Professor Allmendinger concluded the historical portion with mention of the record-holding deep-diving bathyscaph Trieste.

    The professor concluded his talk with the belief that future submersibles would be primarily unmanned and remotely operated. The present demand for submersibles, he predicts, will probably be in support of offshore oil rig construction, both in the areas of maintenance and inspection.

  • 11 Klein Drive    Salem, New Hampshire 03079    T: 1-603-893-6131 E: klein.mail@l-3com.com    W: www.L-3Klein.com    CEO/President: Frank Cobis    No. of Employees: 50    Founded by Marty Klein in 1968, in a small factory in Salem, New Hampshire, USA, Klein Associates became the first commercial

  • Members of the Maine and New Hampshire Congressional delegations have announced a $240 million program to modernize Portsmouth Navy Shipyard. Some 600 employees were laid off or retired from the yard earlier this year as competition among Navy-owned shipyards heated up. The project will consist of

  • ., has been awarded the in-water inspection and maintenance repair contract for the U.S. Coast Guard District 1, covering Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. The contract provides for video inspections, hull cleaning, propeller polishing, and hull repair work on the Coast Guard's

  • to company president James L. Montgomery. Maritime Equipment, Inc., with headquarters in Flemington, N.J., will serve the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, as well as the District of Columbia. Southeaster

  • programs, working closely with Raytheon's U.S. network of dealers and distributors. Mr. Anderson returns to Raytheon Marine Company offices in New Hampshire following a year abroad as the company's European manager of business development. He joined Raytheon in 1976 as New England regional sales

  • the International Marine Sales Department at Boston in 1972 as marine sales engineer. Mr. Houston was graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1975 and received an MBA degree in 1976 from Babson College, Wellesley, Mass. He joined Texaco in 1977 as an accountant in the Special Studies Gr

  • the Northeast Region of Crowley's Caribbean Division encompassing eastern and central New York, eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. Dennis Derby is regional marketing manager in the

  • in Crowley's Northeast region, which encompasses eastern and central New York, eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland, Rhode Island, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, Massachusetts, Delaware, Maine, and Washington, D.C. He brings to Crowley over 10 years' experience in the common carrier

  • design and engineering, liaison with production, and product promotion activities of the company. Mr. Ruetenik is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire with a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering and a minor in ocean engineering. He joined Seaward International in 1977 as an ocean engineer

  • 67,000 jobs—an increase in employment of 2.4 percent, which was twice the job-growth rate as in the U.S. economy as a whole. Alabama, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Texas experienced the highest rates of employment growth. The tourism and recreation sector accounted for 70 percent of employees but

  • competitively priced. While a precise, step-by-step manual allows customers to install the system without any training, the company maintains its New Hampshire facility with a simulated shaft that allows customers hands-on training if required. Circle 199 o n Reader Service Card w w w . m a r i t i

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  • MN Aug-20#77 Marketplace VESSELS FOR SALE / NEW PRODUCTS BARGES FOR RENT HONEYCO)
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    Marine Marketplace VESSELS FOR SALE / NEW PRODUCTS BARGES FOR RENT HONEYCOMB PANELS ALUMINUM DOORS Aluminum Honeycomb Joiner Doors Type I - Type IV doors Extruded Aluminum Joiner Doors Honeycomb Door Type A - Type P Stile doors Class C Approved Panels Water Closet Partitions Aluminum honeycomb panel

  • MN Aug-20#74 in interest and demand in new wind crew transfer training)
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    diesel electric and hybrid systems industry, MMA has launched the ? rst-in-the-nation offshore are seeing high increase in interest and demand in new wind crew transfer training facility. Focusing on basic safety market segments. Karl Senner, LLC has become the lead- training for the offshore wind

  • MN Aug-20#73 its customer base with multiple new customers Reintjes, and)
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    over the past few years, highlighted by progress tured that shares a very similar design philosophy to that of increasing its customer base with multiple new customers Reintjes, and shortly thereafter Karl Senner, LLC became converting to Karl Senner products. Simultaneously, the the exclusive sales and

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    tion monitoring and precision alignment cutting edge tech- of COVID-19. nology, methods and procedures form the backbone of the Two other relatively new ABS services that have been asset management support AME provides. With vibration well received by operators in the U.S. shallow water sector analysis

  • MN Aug-20#71 by A.M. Best Company. With the new Marine License Insurance)
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    , a member company of Berk- ley, whose member insurance companies are rated A+ (Supe- rior), Financial Size Category XV by A.M. Best Company. With the new Marine License Insurance Program from 360 Coverage Pros, professional mariners can put afford- cord of three consecutive years without a work-related

  • MN Aug-20#70 maritime and off- on board the new USCG Offshore Patrol Cutters)
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    has been a top all sizes. W&O was selected as the major supplier of valves source for pipe, valves and ? ttings to the maritime and off- on board the new USCG Offshore Patrol Cutters being shore industries. Through the years, W&O broadened its built by Eastern Shipbuilding. August 2020 MN 7

  • MN Aug-20#68 its hoists presently in oper- new IMO MEPC.300(72) requirements)
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    line of solutions for boatyards and ma- U.S. Coast Guard and the Kingdom of Norway under the rinas, with more than 4,000 of its hoists presently in oper- new IMO MEPC.300(72) requirements allowing operation ation worldwide. Today, Marine Travelift offers extensive in all of the world’s waters. lines of

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    for multiple dry dock projects; knuckle and telescoping Appleton Marine, boom cranes for the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. In ad- dition to multiple new-build contracts, Appleton Marine Inc. offers “Open-and-Inspect” and rebuild services for its own Appleton Marine, Inc. designs and manufactures a

  • MN Aug-20#63 er Metal Shark to introduce a new 29-foot autonomous ves- even)
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    com- (ATB) sets. Sea Machnies has also partnered with shipbuild- pany began selling its Rose Point Fleet Services to provide er Metal Shark to introduce a new 29-foot autonomous ves- even further service to ? eets and port captains. sel offered through Metal Shark’s “Sharktech” autonomous division. It also

  • MN Aug-20#62 the RHOTHETA to illuminate the newest three vessels in the)
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    Services. In October erations all over the world. Phoenix Lighting was chosen 2019, the US Coast Guard selected the RHOTHETA to illuminate the newest three vessels in the Staten Island RT-500-M radio direction ? nder for Sentinel-class Fast Ferry ? eet. Based on Phoenix’s reputation in the

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    With the drastic increase in CO- Maritime’s established Full Picture VID-19 cases, the USNS Comfort product and service portfolio diversi- was deployed to New York to pro- 61 www.marinelink.com MN

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    information, and make a decision to take The data captured and organized by FUELTRAX helps to action, avoiding incidents at a very early stage. NXT’s new ensure compliance with legal requirements for monitoring, InstantAccess bar gives the operator immediate access to reporting and veri? cation (MRV)

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    for high-noise envi- ing and development work. Through its own R&D ronments. The ? rm’s noise-attenuating headset systems are work and involvement with new lighting technologies, used worldwide in a variety of critical communication ap- Britmar is able to bring many solutions in the marine plications

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    one hundred p Operators It is the ? rst of four new ASD-90 tugs under construction at Nichols Brothers Boat Builders in Freeland, Wash., the new- build will be followed by sister vessels Sarah Averick, Leisa Flor- ence and Rachael Allen, all scheduled to be delivered this year for service within the

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    barge, Julie analyzing vessel and equipment requirements for a spe- B, transported a 3,747-ton platform jacket and piles to a ci? c job, to designing a new build or vessel modi? cation drilling site 35 miles off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago through to production and proper out? tting of the vessel

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    ? nal stages, bulk liquids terminal. and everyone looking at it and thinking, ‘Oh, that thing’s a mess.’ It is quite the opposite. We have leased three new boats Crowley and are looking to add new boats to our growing markets.” Godden says the company is well positioned for the next Crowley is a U.S

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    of our mariners. I want to thank the Kir- during our Zoom meetings that we should ? gure out what by crews for their focus and discipline as we respond to new equipment we need to work remotely and keep it in stock travel challenges, cleaning protocols, customer requirements. so that when we get everybody

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    that I’ll be able to pay you as much as you’re not to say that we wouldn’t build if the right opportunity making on unemployment.’ came along. DK: We knew we had a duty to the nation to keep com- merce ? owing on the waterways. We were able to keep go- How has the coronavirus pandemic materi- ing, but

  • MN Aug-20#49 cargo ATB units. We have ? ve new towboats on order number)
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    is articulated tug barge units. We also operate two offshore the liquid side. We also own and operate shipyards and a dry cargo ATB units. We have ? ve new towboats on order number of ? eeting facilities. from San Jac Marine that will deliver in 2021. We do not have any orders for new build barges.

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    Northwest. Head- served encompass the entire inland river system, includ- quartered in Vancouver, Wash., Tidewater’s operating area ing major ports such as New Orleans, Houston, Mem- spans 465 miles of the Columbia and Snake River systems, phis, St. Louis, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, Pitts- Canadian West

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    Royal IHC Lasse Petterson, GLDD’s CEO and President, said, “Great Lakes continues to strategically invest in its dredg- ing ? eet. This highly automated newbuild vessel will in- crease the capabilities of our hopper ? eet in the coastal protection and maintenance markets as well addressing speci? c needs

  • MN Aug-20#46 Weeks Marine has ordered a new being managed by the local)
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    for each company—slated for delivery in 2023. United States (following the Jones Act regulations) and is Cranford, N.J.-based Weeks Marine has ordered a new being managed by the local IHC operations team based in TSHD from Eastern Shipbuilding Group’s Allanton ship- Houston,” said Projects & Services Director