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This Day in Naval History – March 22

Mar 22, 2010

1820 - Commodore Stephen Decatur dies after duel with Capt. James Barron1915 - 'Naval Aviator' replaces former 'Navy Air Pilot' for officers qualified as aviators1929 - Navy ships protect Americans and their property during Mexican revolution1946 - USS Missouri departs U…

Central GOM Lease Sale 213 Results

Mar 19, 2010

Central Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale 213, held on March 17 in New Orleans, attracted $949,265,959 in high bids.  The sale was conducted by Interior’s Minerals Management Service (MMS) and had 77 companies submitting 642 bids on 468 tracts comprising over 2…

EU NAVFOR Transfers Suspected Pirates

Mar 19, 2010

This morning, 17 March, saw the culmination of highly successful EU NAVFOR pirate disruption activities by the EU NAVFOR French warship Nivose against Pirate Action Groups (PAG) operating in the Somali basin, approximately 350 nautical miles off the Somali Coast…

Ireland to Modernize Maritime Administration

Mar 19, 2010

The Irish Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey T.D., issued a release addressing the development and modernization of the Irish Maritime Administration, with emphasis on the recent assessment of marine aids to navigation around the United Kingdom and Ireland…

Pirates Attack EU NAVFOR Warship

Mar 19, 2010

Early the morning of March 17, two small skiffs made a fast approach on the EU NAVFOR Dutch HNLMS Tromp with what appeared to be a pirate attack. The Tromp fired warning shots as they approached and it was this action that alerted the “would…

OSX Brasil Slashes Public Offering

Mar 19, 2010

According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, OSX Brasil SA, the Brazilian shipbuilding company controlled by billionaire Eike Batista, slashed the size and price of its initial public offering, which was expected to be among the world's biggest this year…

Wärtsilä Selected Best Supplier by CNOOC

Mar 19, 2010

Wärtsilä received an award for supplier excellence from CNOOC, the China National Offshore Oil Corporation. After internal evaluation by project management teams, 28 Chinese and international vendors participating in nine of CNOOC's major projects were honored…

T&T Bisso Refloats Sunken Tug

Mar 19, 2010

T&T Bisso refloated a tugboat that sank in the Houston Ship Channel. The company used the C/B Curtis T to prepare the sunken tug for lifting after its dive team recovered the body of a missing crewmember onboard the vessel. The vessel then was lifted to the surface by a derrick barge and dewatered…

Viking Prospers Despite Tough Conditions

Mar 19, 2010

Viking Life-Saving Equipment A/S achieved all-time-high sales of $208m, up just over six percent on 2008. The group's profit also improved slightly compared with 2008. The company’s management attributes the record performance to increased focus on cost reduction and working capital…

Brunswick Introduces Largest Justice Model

Mar 19, 2010

Brunswick Commercial and Government Products (BCGP) introduced the 37-ft Justice ─ the largest Boston Whaler model ever built, according to the company. The 370 Justice features a center console design for unobstructed 360 degree access to all areas of the boat…

Port Dolphin Energy, Port Manatee $30M Deal

Mar 19, 2010

The Manatee County Port Authority approved a long-term $30m agreement with Port Dolphin Energy LLC, providing Fla. with a second major source of natural gas. Port Dolphin officials estimate its project will generate more than $150m in direct…

Kvichak Delivers Debris Removal Vessel

Mar 19, 2010

Kvichak Marine Industries recently constructed and delivered the M/V John A.B. Dillard, Jr., a Debris Removal Vessel for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) San Francisco Bay District. The USACE San Francisco Bay District has a unique mix of duties…

Titan Completes Crane Removal, Port-au-Prince

Mar 19, 2010

Titan Salvage has safely removed the partially submerged Washington Gantry crane and other navigational hazards from Port-au-Prince, Haiti for the U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). The company's work helped to re-establish port infrastructure…

This Day in Coast Guard History – March 19

Mar 19, 2010

1943-  British Steamer Svend Foyne was a victim of an iceberg collision off the southern tip of Greenland.  One hundred forty-five persons were rescued by the Coast Guard and others.  International Ice Patrol was suspended during this period (1942-1945)…

This Day in Naval History – March 19

Mar 19, 2010

1898 - USS Oregon departs San Francisco for 14,000 mile trip around South America to join U.S. Squadron off Cuba1917 - Navy Department authorizes enrollment of women in Naval Reserve with ratings of yeoman, radio electrician, or other essential ratings…

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