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This Day in Coast Guard History – Dec. 30

Dec 29, 2009

1876-The British ship Circassian was destroyed off Bridgehampton, Long Island, following a successful rescue of 49 persons on December 11 by the Life-Saving Service.  During later salvage operations in a storm the ship drifted out of the sand…

This Day in Naval History – Dec. 30

Dec 29, 2009

1941 - Admiral Ernest J. King assumes duty as Commander in Chief, United States Fleet.1959 - Commissioning of first fleet ballistic missile submarine, USS George Washington (SSB(N)-598), at Groton, CT.(Source: Navy News Service)

Seaman Killed by Mooring Lines

Dec 29, 2009

According to a report from www.silive.com, a deckhand at the Moran Towing Corp. dock in Port Richmond, was crushed to death on board one of the company's tugboats in Hackensack River near Secaucus, N.J., at 2:00 a.m. the morning of Dec. 27. Ricardo Young…

FESCO Transports 2014 Olympics Equipment

Dec 29, 2009

FESCO Logistics, a provider of worldwide logistics services and a division of FESCO North America, delivered a 100-ton roadheader to Novorossiysk, Russia for transshipment to Sochi, Russia for construction of the site of the 2014 winter Olympics…

Purpose Designed Dipper Dredge

Dec 29, 2009

In the past dipper dredges have often been cobbled together with machinery designed to work in a terrestrial environment. When working in a marine environment their useful life is severely limited by the saltwater environs. Now the Netherlandss…

2009 Louisiana Super Lawyers

Dec 29, 2009

Fowler Rodriguez Valdes-Fauli Law Firm, with a specialty in admiralty and maritime law, announced that George J. Fowler, III, Antonio J. Rodriguez, Edward F. LeBreton, III and Mat M. Gray, III have been named 2009 Louisiana Super Lawyers. This…

Intellicheck Mobilisa Awarded TWIC Contract

Dec 29, 2009

Intellicheck Mobilisa (NYSE Amex: IDN) announced that they were awarded a contract with the Port of New York/New Jersey to supply them with mobile Transportation Worker Identity Credential (TWIC) readers and access control systems to support the Department of Homeland Security TWIC Pilot project…

Kota Wajar Released by Pirates

Dec 29, 2009

On 28 December 2009, the Singapore flagged Container Ship Kota Wajar was released outside Haradere off the coast of Somalia. EU NAVFOR is monitoring the situation. On the early morning of October 15 2009, the Container Ship Kota Wajar, with a crew of 21…

Chinese Bulk Carrier De Xin Hai Released

Dec 29, 2009

On 27 December 2009, the Bulk Carrier De Xin Hai from the Peoples Republicof China was released outside Hobyo off the coast of Somalia.The crew and the ship are in good condition and were headed to safe port as of 27 December. The De Xin Hai…

New Rules for Offshore Service Vessels

Dec 29, 2009

The technical evolution of offshore support vessels (OSV) has prompted Germanischer Lloyd (GL) to publish new rules for ships intended for offshore support and supply, offshore towing, well stimulation, and other specialized offshore services…

Eleventh Asia Pacific Maritime

Dec 29, 2009

As the region gears up for stronger business recovery in 2010, Asia Pacific Maritime 2010 (APM) is poised to offer an even greater variety of solutions to meet the needs of the shipping and shipbuilding industries as they ride on the crest of a new demand curve…

Major Upgrade on Snorre

Dec 29, 2009

'Snorre has the largest remaining reserves of Statoil’s fields on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). A number of extensive modifications have been carried out in recent years to make the installations more robust for increased production and an extended lifetime up until the year 2040…

TITAN Rescues Horses on Grounded Ship

Dec 29, 2009

TITAN Salvage recently extracted seven prized horses, 260 tons of heavy fuel oil, and more from a grounded 4,454-gross ton cargo vessel before refloating her in São Miguel, Azores, off the coast of Portugal.    The cargo vessel, which was in transit to Ponta Delgado when she ran aground Nov…

This Day in Coast Guard History – Dec. 29

Dec 29, 2009

1897-Congress prohibited the killing of fur seals in the waters of the North Pacific Ocean.1903-An Executive Order extended the jurisdiction of the Lighthouse Service to Guantanamo, Cuba.1999- The 578-foot cargo vessel Violetta caught fire in the Houston ship channel…

This Day in Naval History – Dec. 29

Dec 29, 2009

1798 - First annual report by Secretary of the Navy, sent by Benjamin Stoddert.1812 - USS Constitution (Captain William Bainbridge) captures HMS Java off Brazil after a three hour battle.1943 - USS Silversides (SS-236) sinks three Japanese ships and damages a fourth off Palau…

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