Tugs & Salvage News
Salvage Master on Way to Cargo Ship Grounded in Remote Canadian Arctic
Nearly a week after the Dutch cargo ship Thamesborg grounded in a remote part of the Canadian Arctic during a trip on the Northw...
Read More >>24 Years After 9/11, Mariners Remember World's Biggest Emergency Boatlift
When terrorists used two aircraft to hit New York City's Twin Towers on the morning of September 11, 2001, 2,700 people lost...
Read More >>Classic WWII-Era Yacht Sinks Near Bremerton
The U.S. Coast Guard has set up a unified command to respond to the sinking of the historic yacht Cairdeas near&nbs...
Read More >>Wan Hai Casualty Reaches UAE Port of Refuge After 13 Weeks at Sea
The containership Wan Hai 503 arrived on September 11 at the anchorage off the Jebel Ali port in the United Arab Emirate...
Read More >>Remembering 9/11: Lt. Michael Day and the Lower Manhattan Boatlift
On September 11, 2001, Lieutenant Michael Day was working at Coast Guard Activities New York preparing to leave for a me...
Read More >>Strike on Venezuelan Smuggling Boat Draws Praise, But Also Concerns
The U.S. military strike that destroyed a suspected smuggling boat off Venezuela last week was different from past practice: it...
Read More >>MAIB: Fishing Vessel Foundered off Falklands Due to Failed Shell Door
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch has released a report on the sinking of the fishing vessel Argos Georgia, wh...
Read More >>Operator Plans Investigation into Grounding in Northwest Passage
A freighter has gone aground in the remote reaches of Canada's Northwest Passage, at a location in the southern half...
Read More >>Canada to Boost Ship Recycling Capacity on the West Coast
Canada is working to increase its ship recycling capacity on the West Coast in order to accommodate an influx of end-of-...
Read More >>Subsea Cable Cuts in Red Sea Increase Data Delays
On Saturday, Microsoft confirmed that undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea may have increased delays for customers of its...
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