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Great Offshore becomes India’s first full member of International Salvage Union

Posted to Great Offshore becomes India’s first full member of International Salvage Union (by Joseph Fonseca) on June 6, 2012

India has finally got their own internationally recognized and fully established salvage company which can now operate beyond the country’s borders and bid for major contracts all over the world that are open only to members of International Salvage Union.

California's ports have improved slightly over the past six years

Posted to Martin Rushmere (by Martin Rushmere) on March 30, 2012

California ports have been doing a trifle better over the last six years in keeping their capital equipment in good shape, but they are still some way from reaching acceptable levels. The American Council of Engineering Companies in California has issued a B Minus, up from a C Plus in 2006.

Navigating a Curious Course

Posted to Global Maritime Analysis with Joseph Keefe (by Joseph Keefe) on January 25, 2012

Last week, I insisted that the story line for the tragic Costa Concordia grounding would change numerous times before the matter was ultimately adjudicated. That said and still being true, I don’t think anyone should be surprised at the newest…

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