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Mitsui OSK Buys Second Seabourn Ship from Carnival to Grow Domestic Cruises

Mitsui OSK Buys Second Seabourn Ship from Carnival to Grow Domestic Cruises

  Japan’s Mitsui Ocean Cruises reports it has purchased a second, small luxury cruise ship from Carnival Corporation’s Seabourn Cruise Line as it seeks to expand its domestic cruise operations. The...

Sailors Not Required: DARPA Launches Fully Unmanned Warship Prototype

Sailors Not Required: DARPA Launches Fully Unmanned Warship Prototype

  The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Serco have launched the Defiant, a prototype unmanned surface vessel that was designed from the ground up for fully uncrewed naval operat...

Photos: Cargo Vessel “Stuck in the Mud” in UK’s Humber Estuary

Photos: Cargo Vessel “Stuck in the Mud” in UK’s Humber Estuary

Local officials and the UK’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency are working on a plan to free a Dutch short-sea cargo ship that is high and dry or as one observer described it “stuck in the mud.” After...

For First Time in 40 Years, King of England Visits a Carrier Under Way

For First Time in 40 Years, King of England Visits a Carrier Under Way

  On Tuesday, King Charles flew out to join the carrier HMS Prince of Wales in the English Channel - the first time that the King of England has visited a Royal Navy warship under way in four decad...

Fortescue Brings Ammonia-Powered PSV to UK Ahead of IMO Meetings

Fortescue Brings Ammonia-Powered PSV to UK Ahead of IMO Meetings

  With the IMO’s next Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) set to take place in April, Australia’s Fortesce’s marine division, Fortescue Zero, brought its dual-fuel ammonia-powered vessel...

B.C. Completes Salvage Operation to Remove Sunken Fishing Vessel

B.C. Completes Salvage Operation to Remove Sunken Fishing Vessel

The government of British Columbia has completed cleanup and removal of a sunken fishing vessel that went down near Bella Bella last month.  In the early hours of February 19, the fishing vessel We...

Newport News Shipbuilding “Prints” First Manifold for USS Enterprise

Newport News Shipbuilding “Prints” First Manifold for USS Enterprise

  Shipbuilding like other major industries continues to explore the use of additive manufacturing technology (commonly known as 3D printing) and how it can aid in construction and repairs. In the l...

Uninhabited Ocean Speck Fuels Debate on Shipping’s False Flags

Uninhabited Ocean Speck Fuels Debate on Shipping’s False Flags

The issue of false flags continues to grow and promises to take center stage in an upcoming meeting of the IMO Legal Committee scheduled for the last week of April. Citing the dangers and the requir...

In the Know Podcast 65: Ben Palmer, President of Inmarsat Maritime

In the Know Podcast 65: Ben Palmer, President of Inmarsat Maritime

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Proposed U.S. Port Fee for Chinese Ships Fails to Stop $2.6B Order to CSSC

Proposed U.S. Port Fee for Chinese Ships Fails to Stop $2.6B Order to CSSC

  China State Shipbuilding Corporation is reporting a giant new order for containerships valued at between $2.5 and $2.6 billion. While CSSC did not identify the customer, industry insiders widely...