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A Coast Guard Lifesaving Hero Rests in an Unmarked Grave

A Coast Guard Lifesaving Hero Rests in an Unmarked Grave

By U.S. Coast Guard News
August 18, 2024
  [By Capt. W. Russell Webster (USCG, ret'd)] In an unassuming burial plot in a rural cemetery in Pueblo, Colorado, the grave of a Coast Guard hero, Joseph Doyle, remains unadorned — no marker,...
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Six From Burning Fishing Vessel

U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Six From Burning Fishing Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
August 12, 2024
On Sunday, the U.S. Coast Guard rescued six people from a burning trawler off the coast of New Hampshire, including a NOAA fishery observer who was along for the voyage.  At about 2100 hours, watch...
Former BVI Premier Sentenced to Jail in Port Drug Smuggling Scheme

Former BVI Premier Sentenced to Jail in Port Drug Smuggling Scheme

By The Maritime Executive
August 7, 2024
  The former Premier of the British Virgin Islands, Andrew Fahie, was sentenced in U.S. District Court for his role in a scheme to use the BVI port of Tortola to smuggle thousands of pounds of coca...
Moran Towing Joins NAMEPA, Shows Commitment to Environment Protection

Moran Towing Joins NAMEPA, Shows Commitment to Environment Protection

By The Maritime Executive
August 6, 2024
[By: NAMEPA] The North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) proudly welcomes Moran Towing Corporation as its newest member, further demonstrating its commitment to mitigating...
Air Under the Keel

Air Under the Keel

By Sean Hogue
July 29, 2024
  In the beginning, the Greeks and Romans would wait for high tide, then haul their ships onto shore. As ships increased in size, this became harder. The next big idea was to “careen” the ship a...
Hawaii Issues RFP for Removal, Likely Scrapping, of Historic Sailing Ship

Hawaii Issues RFP for Removal, Likely Scrapping, of Historic Sailing Ship

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2024
  After eight years of struggling to resolve the fate of the now 145-year-old famed sailing ship Falls of Clyde, the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (HDOT) reported on July 25 it released its...
Orcas Sink Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar

Orcas Sink Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar

By The Maritime Executive
July 25, 2024
The crew of a British yacht had to be rescued after an orca sank their vessel in the Strait of Gibraltar, according to Spanish authorities. It is the latest in a long-running series of "interactions"...
Guards Shoot and Detonate Houthi Bomb Boat Just Yards Away From Impact

Guards Shoot and Detonate Houthi Bomb Boat Just Yards Away From Impact

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2024
A team of private maritime security contractors aboard a merchant ship recently shot and destroyed a Houthi suicide drone boat as it approached their vessel, and the video of the encounter has gone vi...
Interview: Ted Williams, President, Senesco Marine

Interview: Ted Williams, President, Senesco Marine

By Jack O'Connell
July 21, 2024
  An Annapolis graduate and retired Navy Captain, Williams’ current role is growing Senesco Marine and, in the process, helping restore America’s ship construction and repair capabilities. Tell...
Op-Ed: Lightly-Armed Guards Are No Solution for Houthi Attacks

Op-Ed: Lightly-Armed Guards Are No Solution for Houthi Attacks

By Simon O. Williams
July 8, 2024
             The world’s main shipping artery is under persistent and sophisticated threat, but the private maritime security industry promotes archaic, ineffective, and often misguided solutions t...

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