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Metal Shark Building 22 High-Speed Surface Interceptor Vessels for Jamaica

Metal Shark Building 22 High-Speed Surface Interceptor Vessels for Jamaica

By The Maritime Executive
May 2, 2024
[By: Metal Shark] Louisiana-based boat builder Metal Shark has announced a contract to build twenty two (22) welded-aluminum high-speed surface interceptor vessels for the Jamaica Defence Force (JD...
Crowley and Teamsters Union Local 901 Reach New Agreement in Puerto Rico

Crowley and Teamsters Union Local 901 Reach New Agreement in Puerto Rico

By The Maritime Executive
May 2, 2024
[By: Crowley] Crowley and Teamsters Union Local 901 have reached a new labor agreement to extend their longtime partnership into its sixth decade serving the shipping and logistics needs of Puerto...
Crack in Tanker’s Hull Causes Largest Oil Spill in Ceuta Port History

Crack in Tanker’s Hull Causes Largest Oil Spill in Ceuta Port History

By The Maritime Executive
May 2, 2024
  Spanish authorities at the port of Ceuta on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar declared contained what they believe was the largest oil spill in the port’s history. The spill came from...
Union Deal Will Send Construction-Industry Welders to U.S. Navy Shipyards

Union Deal Will Send Construction-Industry Welders to U.S. Navy Shipyards

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
  The U.S. naval industrial base is operating short-handed, and a shortage of skilled workers is slowing down construction on critical projects like America's next-generation nuclear deterrent, the...
U.S. Sanctions Four Shipowners and Hundreds of Suppliers for Russian Ties

U.S. Sanctions Four Shipowners and Hundreds of Suppliers for Russian Ties

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
  The U.S. Treasury is cracking down on the supply network for the Russian invasion of Ukraine with a broad package of sanctions on companies that sell or transport military goods - including a lon...
Mystery Spill Returns to San Juan Harbor

Mystery Spill Returns to San Juan Harbor

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
The U.S. Coast Guard is working to clean up a mystery spill at the port of San Juan, Puerto Rico. According to Sector San Juan, a recurring discharge of heavy oil is seeping out of the storm drain sys...
DARPA Unveils Manta Ray, Uncrewed Extended Duration Undersea Vessel

DARPA Unveils Manta Ray, Uncrewed Extended Duration Undersea Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
  Borrowing a page from 1960s science fiction programming, officials at DARPA (the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) released the first pictures of Manta Ray, an in-development extend...
Maritime Executive

Op-Ed: It's Time to Add Respect as a Core Navy and Marine Corps Value

By Capt. John Cordle (USN, Ret'd)
May 1, 2024
Three years is a long time to ruminate on a decision. But that is how long it has been since the group of professionals who led Task Force One Navy (TF1N) listened to thousands of junior Sailors and M...
Australia “Not Concerned” by Possible Hanwha Acquisition of Austal

Australia “Not Concerned” by Possible Hanwha Acquisition of Austal

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
The Australian government is not concerned about a possible acquisition of shipbuilder Austal by South Korea’s Hanwha Group and is unlikely to stand in the way of a deal. These comments were made by...
Containerships Absorb Red Sea Diversions as Schedule Reliability Improves

Containerships Absorb Red Sea Diversions as Schedule Reliability Improves

By The Maritime Executive
May 1, 2024
  Four months into the Red Sea diversions, liner shipping seems to have absorbed the disruptions with the major container carriers showing the first upward movement in five months for schedule reli...

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