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All the other vessels on the river
Dec 15, 2022Today we talk about the other kinds of vessels we see on the river, ones that don’t necessarily get mentioned on the Ship Report often. They’re important too.
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Atlantic rescue shows amazing luck, and the need for preparedness and redundancy
Dec 14, 2022Two people and a dog on board a small sailboat missing since Sunday were rescued 200 miles off the coast of Delaware by a cargo ship. The boat had lost power and run out of fuel, and the vessel was the subject of a huge coast guard search. The search was somewhat urgent, because the boat’s path took it past infamous Cape Hatteras, the Graveyard of the Atlantic. All on board were rescued, but, per the US Coast Guard, they could have saved themselves a lot of grief with a little more knowledge and planning.
Image credit: Captain-tucker, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons.
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A type of vessel where you are least likely to get seasick
Dec 13, 2022Today we talk about seasickness and the type of vessel where you are least likely to get it – the submarine.
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A look at today’s ship schedule, the Jones Act, and flags of convenience
Dec 12, 2022A look at today’s ship schedule, which includes an interesting mix of foreign flagged and Jones Act-US flagged ships.
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Mistakes we can’t afford to make
Dec 09, 2022Today we take a look at the USCG report on the grounding of the Ever Forward in Chesapeake Bay last spring. A situation where a life-changing mistake caused a very public incident with huge consequences.
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Ships at anchor – what are they doing on board?
Dec 08, 2022today a look at ships at anchor – it may look like they’re just sitting there, but plenty of work is going on aboard the ship. And the crew might even get some much needed sleep.
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A look at wind power projects for the West Coast
Dec 07, 2022We take a short momrnt to remember Pearl Harbor Day and honor those who serve. Then a look at proposed floating offshore wind turbines for the West Coast. Can they handle our notorious weather, and the worsening weather worldwide? We’ll look at some research and recent history.
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How much could you make as a qualified tugboat captain?
Dec 06, 2022Today we take a look at an actual job listing for a oceangoing tugboat master working for Sause Bros. in Hawaii. We’ll take a look at salary, job duties and what certification you’d need to qualify for a life at sea on a tug.
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Rogue wave causes cruise ship death
Dec 05, 2022A rogue wave hits a cruise ship, killing one passenger. We’ll talk about how this could happen and what it says about changes in the cruise ship industry – ships are going in places where they have not gone in the past, places where sea conditions can be more unpredictable than in calmer waters of the world.
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Crabpot Christmas tree lighting this weekend in Ilwaco, Washington
Dec 02, 2022The16th annual Crabpot Christmas Tree Lighting event is happening in Ilwaco, Washington, this Saturday. It’s a unique, regional, maritime happening.
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