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U.S. Navy Calls Off Search for Missing Helicopter Crewmember in Arabian Sea

U.S. Navy Calls Off Search for Missing Helicopter Crewmember in Arabian Sea

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
The U.S. Navy has suspended a multi-day search for a sailor who went missing in a helicopter crash in the Arabian Sea last week.  At about 0330 Eastern Time on July 1, an MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter...
Port of Galveston Opens New Berth with 1st Cargo Vessel Call

Port of Galveston Opens New Berth with 1st Cargo Vessel Call

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
[By Galveston] GALVESTON, Texas (July 3, 2026) – The Port of Galveston’s new cargo berth officially opened for business July 2 with a Wallenius Wilhelmsen cargo carrier delivering roll-on/roll-off...
‘Windea Clarke’ Completes Bernhard Schulte Offshore’s Quartet of New CSOVs

‘Windea Clarke’ Completes Bernhard Schulte Offshore’s Quartet of New CSOVs

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
[By Schulte] Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BSO) has reached a key milestone in the expansion of its offshore fleet with the delivery of ‘Windea Clarke’, the fourth and final vessel in its latest newbu...
Iran Confirms Senior Naval Leadership Team

Iran Confirms Senior Naval Leadership Team

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
The ongoing funeral of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has brought out into the open a number of Iranian senior military commanders, who for understandable reasons have in recent months been some...
Cargo Ship Reports Attack Near Hodeidah, Yemen

Cargo Ship Reports Attack Near Hodeidah, Yemen

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
On Sunday morning, a cargo ship reported an attack at a position off the coast of Yemen, where hostilities between Houthi rebels and the internationally-recognized government have been heating up. ...
Could Existing Ships Operate Without Crew in High-Risk Zones Like Hormuz?

Could Existing Ships Operate Without Crew in High-Risk Zones Like Hormuz?

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
[By Alexander Lott, Kristjan Tabri, and Angela Sooba] Reportedly, approximately 20,000 seafarers on board some 2,000 ships, including tankers, bulk carriers, cargo ships, and cruise ships, were str...
China Launches a Large Arctic Expedition for a Second Year in a Row

China Launches a Large Arctic Expedition for a Second Year in a Row

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
For a second year in a row, China has launched a large expedition to the Arctic involving four research vessels. Last week, three research icebreakers - Xuelong, Xuelong 2 and Jidi - set off from the...
"Putin's Yacht" is Headed for the Arctic, Out of Ukraine's Reach

"Putin's Yacht" is Headed for the Arctic, Out of Ukraine's Reach

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
Prompted by heavy Ukrainian attacks on the Kronstadt naval base and nearby oil facilities in the St Petersburg area in the last week, President Putin is moving one of his luxurious private yachts to s...
European Naval Coalition for Hormuz Disappears Without a Trace

European Naval Coalition for Hormuz Disappears Without a Trace

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
Without formal notice, the European-led naval force - which was intended to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz once it was safe to do so - appears to have foundered without any formal announcement of its...
IRClass Awards Type Approval to India's First Enclosed Lifeboats

IRClass Awards Type Approval to India's First Enclosed Lifeboats

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2026
[By Indian Register of Shipping] Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has successfully completed the Type Approval Certification of two indigenously built totally enclosed lifeboat models manufactured...

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