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Dive Expedition to World War II Sub Wreck off Australia Documented

The Epoch Times 25 Mar 2023
Now, the journey by archaeologists and divers to document the war grave where 80 Japanese crew died has been covered in a documentary.
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Rare 70-foot-long blue whale skeleton to be displayed in Newport, but first it has to ...

The Oregonian 24 Mar 2023
A rare blue whale skeleton could be ready for display at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport as early as the end of 2023 ... Crews removed the blue whale's bones from Yaquina Bay in 2016.OSU Marine Mammal Institute ... To date, Marine Mammal Institute has raised about $250,000 toward the project.
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USS Ashland steams for new homeport in San Diego after nearly a decade in Japan

Stars and Stripes 24 Mar 2023
Navy ships may not deploy to Japan for more than 10 years, making this departure a permanent change of station for the crew and their family members ... The Ashland carries a ship’s company of 419 officers and crew and a complement of 402 Marines, with room for another 102.
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After devastating house fire, Livingston family 'can feel community wrapping its arms around us'

Detroit news 24 Mar 2023
Lindsay Rowe and her family were horrified as a blaze destroyed their century-old Livingston County home last week. The fire left two pets dead and also affected their longtime business, Rustic Marine ... Now, the future is much brighter ... “Rustic Marine is a crew of the most amazing selfless people you will ever meet ... It worked ... Another wrote ... Facebook ... ....
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Light on lake ice, Great Lakes shipping season underway

Duluth News Tribune 24 Mar 2023
The St ... Saturday ... "Anyplace the water isn't moving, the ice can get pretty thick," said Mike Ojard, owner of Heritage Marine, who had to break his tugboat out of 2.5 feet of ice Wednesday, the first day of ice-breaking for his crew ... While private tugboat companies like Heritage Marine and Great Lakes Towing Co ... ]]> .
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Stockton professors featured in National Geographic TV episode of ‘Drain the Oceans’

The Trentonian 23 Mar 2023
Steve Evert, director of the Marine Field Station, was the captain of an expedition that took the film crew offshore with Nagiewicz and Peter Straub, professor of Biology, to explore where Prohibition deliveries secretly unfolded and to return to the wreck he dove three decades ago.
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WSC: Minimising accidents is at the top of liner shipping’s agenda

SAFETY4SEA 22 Mar 2023
He refers to the MARINE ... Tell us a few words about the MARINE Top Tier study ... To prevent further incidents a Notice to Mariners has been developed, describing how container vessel crew and operational staff can plan, recognize and act to prevent parametric rolling in following seas.
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AMSA imposes 90-day ban on Dutch vessel

SAFETY4SEA 22 Mar 2023
AMSA had previously issued Spliethoff two warning letters outlining concerns about their ships’ seaworthiness. According to AMSA, this latest incident is part of a pattern of unacceptable performance by the operator that jeopardizes the ship’s integrity, the safety of the crew, and the marine environment ... Further AMSA Detentions� ... ....
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8 dolphins die after washing ashore on New Jersey beach

Sandhills Express 22 Mar 2023
Police officers and public works crew spent hours pouring seawater onto the dolphins in an effort to keep them alive, CBS Philadelphia reported. Two of the dolphins had already died when workers with the Marine Mammal Stranding Center arrived at the scene.
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Helm Operations Partners with Reygar to Reduce Carbon Footprint

The Maritime Executive 21 Mar 2023
The project builds on existing cooperation between Reygar and Helm, who partnered in 2022 to support the rollout of BareFLEET to global marine, energy, and logistics provider Crowley ... Reygar provides robust performance monitoring and control solutions for crewed and uncrewed vessels of all sizes and functions in challenging marine environments.
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Cook Strait ferry sailings cancelled amid heavy swells, high winds

RNZ 21 Mar 2023
Ferry services have been cancelled as heavy swells hit Cook Strait and high winds buffeted central and southern parts of the country overnight ... Crews have been out clearing debris from waves spilling on to the road on Eastbourne's Marine Drive, and Hutt City Council asked drivers to take extra care or to delay travel until later in the day ... ....
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Asking for a friend - were we supposed to be giving Ukraine ALL our money and weapons?

Hot Air 21 Mar 2023
Monies upon monies ... The U.S ... Having dealt with pre-positioned ships – meeting their civilian inventory crews in Subic Bay, PI and hearing the horror stories from Marines in Saudi Arabia when they were first utilized during the first Gulf War – I can tell you from firsthand knowledge that those entities are worthy but not foolproof ... Army ... .
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After 81 years, a Virginia military base sheds its Confederate name

Stars and Stripes 21 Mar 2023
BLACKSTONE, Va. — Pickett ... Van T ... Some here say they’ll keep calling it Pickett ... E ... Van T ... For Maj. Gen ... William and Gina Stith, an African American couple who live in nearby Crewe, Va., said they supported changing the name of the fort. William Stith, a Marine Corps veteran, said it “sent the right message because it shouldn’t be named for a Confederate.”.
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Australia Bans Dutch Cargo Ship in Safety Crackdown

The Maritime Executive 20 Mar 2023
This latest incident, AMSA said in announcing its decision to impose the ban is part of a pattern of unacceptable performance from the operator, that poses a risk to the integrity of the ship, the safety of the crew, and the marine environment ... Marine Park without a marine pilot.
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USS America amphibious assault ship docks in Manila ahead of shoulder-to-shoulder drills

Stars and Stripes 20 Mar 2023
Commissioned in 2014, the America has a crew of nearly 1,000 sailors and can embark about 1,700 Marines ... It was designed to maximize the capabilities of the Marine CorpsF-35B, which is capable of short takeoffs and vertical landings, allowing flat-deck ships like the America to act as small aircraft carriers.

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In this March 31, 2021, file photo provided by the National Task Force-West Philippine Sea, Chinese vessels are moored at Whitsun Reef, South China Sea.
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