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- MacArtney Ice Core Drilling Winch for BAS Marine Technology, May 2014 #51
The MacArtney Group announced the supply of an ice core drilling winch solution to British Antarctic Survey (BAS). The winch will be used to deploy the new BAS Rapid Access Isotope Drill (RAID) which is able to complete a complete 600 m drilling cycle in one week, before being redeployed at the next drilling location. The drill will collect ice chippings, which can be used for isotope analysis and climate profiling, and leave an access hole to allow deployment of a temperature sensing cable. Both types of investigation and analysis will be used to identify good sites to find old ice. So far, shallow BAS drills have reached ice aging between 150,000 and 350,000 years of age, while the oldest ice that has currently been investigated is 800,000 years old. BAS hopes that with the new drill, the organization will find sites with ice as old as 1.5 million years. Operation of the drill system will take place in difficult and demanding East Antarctica sites that are likely to be both cold (-25˚C to -35˚C) and high (>3000 m above sea level). First, due to the remote location of the drill sites, the MacArtney BAS ice core drilling winch needs to be transportable by a standard Twin Otter turboprop aircraft which also needs to carry the RAID drill system, a generator, fuel, tents, supplies and the four person scientist crew. With this in mind, the entire winch system, including a demountable cable sheave pole and the integrated sledge, is made from aluminum and designed to be light and compact.

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- Maritime Crime Continues at Pace Maritime Logistics Professional, Q4 2014 #20
five month period thereafter. However, on 14 August pirates boarded a support vessel south of Brass and two crewmembers were abducted for ransom. A similar raid followed on 18 September when pirates kidnapped five seafarers from another vessel. As is nearly always the case, both incidents occurred after midnight
- A New View Maritime Reporter, Apr 2000 #20
mother subs less than 10 miles outside of Pearl Harbor. They were the Advance Force planned to enter the harbor and attack in concert with the air raid, to sink capital ships and to block the narrow harbor entrance (figure. 1). The narrow entrance channel of Pearl Harbor was blasted out of coral
- The Smokeless Solution Is Coming Over The Horizon Maritime Reporter, Apr 2000 #22
currently regard as historic fact. The fate of the fifth midget remains a mystery. She could have escaped during the confusion in the heat of the air raid or "crabbed" under the torpedo nets at nightfall and made it to open sea. In the evening hours of December 8, the mother sub 1-16 received a message
- Interview: RDML Gallaudet Steers NOAA’s Path Toward Uncrewed Maritime Systems Marine Technology, Jul 2020 #26
look cool. The other book is by a friend of mine and a mentor, Admiral Bill McRaven. He was the Chancellor of University of Texas, he led the Bin Laden raid, and he wrote a book called Make Your Bed. To me this is a must read for any American leader for the examples and lessons it teaches. Outside of the
- Ugly Ducklings & Steaming the Way to Victory in WWII Maritime Reporter, Jan 2014 #32
and maneuverability • Inventing a cold-rolling process to save on steel. “Kaiser Coffins” One thing they couldn’t improve much on was the ship’s raid roll motion, which crew discomfort aside, created instability and stress on the hull. “They were terrible to sail in; it wallowed in heavy seas,” says

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September 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 34
, Admiral Bill McRaven. He was the Chancellor of why she left. To me, I would never want any of my employees University of Texas, he led the Bin Laden raid, and he wrote a or my 3 daughters to experience what she did; I’m committed book called Make Your Bed. To me this is a must read for any to women
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September 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 74
, transfer of data from the internal DVR drives to client stor- pipeline, and archaeological surveys. The software provides the age, either on a NAS, a Raid, or a phased delivery to multiple user the capability to collect and process sidescan, sub bottom, external hard drives. Archive can act as a simple
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May 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 53
back-up solu- tion for the Edge DVR, EdgeArchive, which handles the transfer of data from the internal DVR drives to client stor- age, either on a NAS a Raid, or a phased delivery to multiple external hard drives. This back-up solution uses an integral channels from SD has had an impact EdgeTech 2050-DSS
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December 2020 - Marine News page: 14
in support of their mission. The designs offer the water for easier access to shallow areas, and it is ? tted with possibility for holding rubber raiding craft, or, alternatively, a bow-to-beach access door and ladder located at the front for handling unmanned underwater vehicles. RIBCRAFT “V” of
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June 2020 - Marine News page: 23
of the operators will continue to be at the forefront of the develop- ment curve,” he says. “Something as simple as Wing’s CRRC (combat rubber raiding craft – small black in?atable boats that are so important to the special forces community), need to be evolved. Wing has introduced innovations
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March 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36
engines with two engines H220 - SANDY GROUND him from the suicide vest of an insurgent powering one ABS Reintjes DUP 3000 P H221 - TBD who had raided Forward Operating Base combining gear and one (1) ABS 36 RV6 Length, o.a. 320 ft. Ghazni. Ollis has received several honors ECS/285-2 Voith Schneider
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February 2020 - Marine News page: 49
, RIBCRAFT will build two con? gurations for mine counter measure operations; one with an open aft deck for stowage and deployment of two combat rub- ber raiding craft and the other featuring a launch, recover, and handling system for deployment and retrieval of an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) which
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January 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 50
? cer, blocking expedition cruise ships for him from the suicide vest of an insurgent PONANT. Due for delivery in 2022, both are an evolution who had raided Forward Operating Base of the “Explorers” class. They Ghazni. Ollis has received several honors will be operated in the South posthumously including:
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December 2015 - Marine News page: 35
architect Bill Pres- contract is for over eight–hundred Wing P4.7 (7-Person ton. The design utilizes the weight of a single bow-mount- In? atable Combat Raiding Craft), and over six-hundred ed diesel engine and an extremely sharp forward entry to Wing P5.8 (15-Person In? atable Combat Assault Craft), slice
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month period thereafter. However, on 14 August pirates boarded a sup- port vessel south of Brass and two crewmem- bers were abducted for ransom. A similar raid followed on 18 September when pirates kid- napped Þ ve seafarers from another vessel. As is nearly always the case, both incidents occurred after
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July 2014 - Marine News page: 42
jet propulsion, for the US Marine Corps and the SEAL teams. These units needed multi-fuel engines to power their ß eets of Zodiac F470 Combat Rubber Raiding Craft, operating from ships and aircraft in harsh environments. The Evinrude MFE engines can be submerged and are designed to run on kerosene
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June 2014 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 24
Huzzey used explosives and sophisticated cutting equipment to free wreck material. Sentencing has been scheduled for July 2, 2014. Divers Guilty of Raiding Historic Shipwrecks 24 MTR June 2014 MTR #5 (18-33).indd 24 6/9/2014 10:19:07 AM
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May 2014 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 51
supply of an ice core drilling winch so- lution to British Antarctic Survey (BAS). The winch will be used to deploy the new BAS Rapid Access Isotope Drill (RAID) which is able to complete a complete 600 m drilling cycle in one week, before being redeployed at the next drilling location. The drill will collect
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May 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 37
unheard of brilliance equal to that of a billion candles. It was used as a search- light by both the Army and Navy, and helped to fend off German air raids on London and Paris. In the midst of all that activity Naval Secretary Josephus Daniels launched the Naval Consulting Board in 1915 with the
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December 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 37
the Navy's SEAL (sea, air, land) teams, the naval equivalent of the Army's Green Berets. SEAL teams are experts in underwater demolition, coastal raids, landing and evacuation of commandos, and similar warfare operations. Constructed of fiberglass, these vessels are powered by a pair of Detroit
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April 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 20
mother subs less than 10 miles outside of Pearl Harbor. They were the Advance Force planned to enter the harbor and attack in concert with the air raid, to sink capital ships and to block the narrow harbor entrance (fig- ure. 1). The narrow entrance channel of Pearl Harbor was blasted out of coral
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July 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5
System For CRRC Zodiac unveiled Armorflate (patent pending), a system it is touted as the world's first bullet-resistant system for Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC). The innovative product, undoubtedly created to fulfill the burgeoning need for combat and security craft in the wake of previous
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January 2003 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22
attacks prior to the horrific events of September 11, 2001. Once it became apparent that there were fringe groups willing and able to launch raids on previously immune targets, the goal became one of reducing the risk to which var- ious important elements of the national and interna- tional
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March 2003 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 42
www.zodiac.com Zodiac's new Ribster 530 Light Strike Craft (LSC) amplifies the advantages of past designs to become a long-range combat rubber raiding craft (LR- CRRC). The Ribster, a military folding rigid-inflatable boat (RIB), iis also suit- able for local law enforcement agencies seeking
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February 2004 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6
1892 in Elizabeth, N.J. He earned a Navy Cross for his service in WW I. Early in WW II, Halsey's carrier task force took part in the Doolittle raid on Tokyo. He took command in the South Pacific in October 1942 at a critical stage of the Guadalcanal Campaign. Halsey took command of the Third
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January 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 35
and maneuverability • Inventing a cold-rolling process to save on steel. “Kaiser Coffi ns” One thing they couldn’t improve much on was the ship’s raid roll motion, which crew discomfort aside, created instabil- ity and stress on the hull. “They were terrible to sail in; it wallowed in heavy seas
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September 2013 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 87
for subsea marine applications. Ac- cording to the manufacturer, the unit combines the ease of use of Network Attached Storage with the reliability of a RAID array and solid state storage all in one compact unit. AUVs today are intelligence, surveillance and reconnais- sance platforms that gather enormous
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August 2013 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24
imposed a hidden tax on world trade, costing the global economy around $18 billion annually ? not to mention some 3,741 crewmembers captured during pi-rate raids. 50% of the world?s oil travels through seven major sea chokepoints and fear of a closure alone could trigger a signiÞ cant oil price spike. In addition
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May 2013 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 53
anticipate an increase of commercial and government boats for the 2014 model year.? Wing In ß atables is expanding its series of polyurethane Combat Rigid Raiding Craft (CRRC) to include a 5.8m model. This newest addition to the series also features Wing?s patent pending hull design that creates hydrodynamic