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The Coast Guard Cutter Taney hosts a memorial ceremony Dec. 7, 2009, commemorating the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack Dec. 7, 1941. Out of the 101 U.S. fighting ships present in Hawaiian waters on the day of the attack, the Taney is the only one .
Dealing with Confederate imagery on vessels
Pamela Glass
Western Towboat image
Corona crazy
Bruce Buls
Ken Hocke photo
Protecting you and your workers
Guest Author
A towboat under construction at Gulf Island Shipyards. Gulf Island Fabrication photo.
Workboat stocks post strong second quarter
David Krapf
If the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic emulated the workboat industry’s, the country would be in better shape. Campbell Transportation photo
Covid-19: Workboat industry has been proactive
David Krapf
The wind turbine installation vessel Vole au Vent installs the first wind turbine in U.S. federal lease waters, as part of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, June 20, 2020. Dominion Energy photo
Offshore wind in waiting in the Gulf
Guest Author
The Belle of Cincinnati. BB Riverboats photo
Covid-19 reopening blues
Guest Author
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How could we not see this coming? — Part II
WorkBoat Staff
Biden VP candidate is inland waterways advocate
Pamela Glass
An additional $300 million to replace the aging training ships at New York and Massachusetts maritime academies was appropriated in 2019. SUNY Maritime photo
What is an ordinary vessel?
Guest Author
Maintenance and cure provides coverage for injury and illness that affects crewmembers while they are signed on and in service to the ship. But what about when a passenger falls ill due to covid-19? This is unchartered territory. Casco Bay Lines photo
Covid-19: What’s covered?
Guest Author
The Olympic-class ferry Samish. Washington State Ferries photo
Face masks and ferries
Bruce Buls
In May 2019, Shell started production at Appomattox, a deep-water oil and gas development that is Shell
Deepwater development is holding steady
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