The one-time flagship of the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and the Second Fleet in the Atlantic has served host to the former Shah of Iran, the king and queen of Greece, the president of Lebanon and other notables.
A Bangladeshi scrap merchant offers to buy a famed ocean liner crammed with asbestos for 12 million dollars, despite warnings from the government it will not allow the vessel to be broken up here.
Exciting New Amels 52-Meter Makes Dazzling Debut ! Amels, member of the Damen Shipyards Group and builder of nearly 30 custom superyachts, is pleased to announce that it has sold the first two LIMITED EDITIONS 52-meter ‘Amels 171′ models currently under construction. Since Amels introduced the LIMIT
Global subsea contractor, Subsea 7 announced today that it has been awarded a subsea installation contract with a value of approximately US $28 million from Chevron North America Exploration and Production Company, a Division of Chevron U.S.A. INC
Under 250 miles to Cape Farewell and nerves will be jangling for the leading skippers and navigators. At the 1600GMT poll ABN AMRO ONE is sailing in under 20 knots of wind at about the same boat speed and Pirates, just 57 miles astern, is doing over 23 knots of boat speed in 24 knots […]
A fuel tanker that ran aground in Alaska earlier this month is arriving this afternoon in Port Angeles, Washington.
Movistar has just taken the narrowest of leads ahead of ABN AMRO ONE on the third leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, with only 70 miles to go to the finish in Wellington. ONE had led from soon after the start although Movistar was always in contention.
In July 2004, the New Zealand Ministry of Defence engaged Tenix Defence Pty Ltd to construct four Inshore Patrol Vessels, two Offshore Patrol Vessels and one Multi Role Vessel under Project Protector. The Royal New Zealand Navy will operate the vessels for a range of New Zealand Government agencies.
Aker Yards, Europe’s largest shipbuilder, almost quadrupled its full-year net profits and improved demand for vessels pulled the fourth-quarter figure firmly back into the black.
South Korean shipbuilders are scrambling to move production of ship hulls to China to take advantage of its cheap labor and vast factory sites, industry sources said Tuesday.
After two days racing in the Tasman Sea towards Wellington and crossing the Bass Strait, the Spanish “movistar” and the Dutch “ABN AMRO One” boats continue their battle for the lead.
Security forces in central Somalia have apprehended a suspect in the hijacking of a humanitarian aid vessel at the town of Merka town four months ago.
A 601-foot tanker that was refloated last week after it ran aground in Alaska is due in with escort to Port Angeles Harbor today, the Coast Guard said Monday.
The Bush administration was urged yesterday to take another look at a deal that would turn over operation of two marquee New York Harbor ports to Dubai, a nation with ties to the 9/11 hijackers.
