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Changes to tug assist protocols could be coming in wake of Baltimore bridge collapse
Pamela Glass
Shutterstock photo
Another undeserved attack on the oil industry
G. Allen Brooks
The delivery of the 8,487 dwt. Empire State marks the delivery of the first government ship built using the VCM contract model. There are currently three additional National Security Multimission Vessels under construction at Philly Shipyard. TOTE Services photo
American shipbuilding with John Graykowski
Ben Hayden
Two missing sections of the Queen Isabella Causeway bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway near Brownsville, Texas, following a 2001 allusion with an inland tow. Nine vehicles went into the water, eight people died. U.S. Coast Guard photo
Deadly bridge allisions
Ken Hocke
The eWolf, the first all-electric, ship assist harbor tug in the U.S. Master Boat Builders photo
Looking back
Ken Hocke
Renewable energy will grow faster than fossil fuels over the next 28 years. However, more of both energy sources are necessary to meet demand. Shutterstock photo
Coloring the offshore drilling market green
G. Allen Brooks
The 1993 Big Bayou Canot Amtrak train wreck is the deadliest train wreck in U.S. history. NTSB photo.
The Big Bayou Canot railroad bridge disaster
Ken Hocke
Army Corps of Engineers staff surveyed damage from the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. ACE photo.
Dali allision looked like a possible cyberattack
Ben Hayden
Corps of Engineers photo
When is a vessel restricted in its ability to maneuver?
Tim Akpinar
BOEM photo
A thumb on the energy scales
G. Allen Brooks
WorkBoat file photo
Ship assist work — Part 5 — Less is often more
Joel Milton
The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement may help increase business for the offshore oil service industry. BOEM photo
A helping hand from the government?
G. Allen Brooks
Members of the Port Townsend Shipwrights Cooperative talk with students at the Northwest Maritime Center Career day. Bruce Buls photo.
Introducing kids to maritime careers
Bruce Buls
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