611107-236 Since the last edition of “ Merchant Ships ” , so many new vessels
have been built all over the world that it has not been easy to decide which to
include in this new volume . There are indications that to some extent at last the ...
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Preface Here is a report of the findings of the first systematic , large - scale survey
of the basic elements of the social structure of the world ' s merchant ships . The
study provides , first , an analysis of the combinations of nationalities which are ...
Author: Tony Lane
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ISBN: UVA:35007006271252
Category: Flags of convenience
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LTHOUGH so much of the world's commerce depends on accurate and easily
available knowledge of its merchant ships , there has up to now been no effort to
collect in handy form all the details the business man wants to know concerning ...
Author: Frank Charles Bowen
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ISBN: UOM:39015021117422
Category: Merchant marine
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Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Ship Sales, Charters and Lay-ups of the
Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, House of Representatives,
Eightieth Congress, First Session, Pursuant to H. Con. Res. 15 ... Designating the
Date ...
Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries
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ISBN: LOC:00186934982
Category: Merchant marine
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Considers legislation on return of U.S. vessels on loan to Great Britain since World War II, and other matters.The prospect that nearly all of the world's oceangoing merchant ship tonnage will
soon be radar - equipped , the fact that radar is becoming economically available
for the rapidly growing small boat population , and increased vessel speed ...
Author: United States. National Transportation Safety Board
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ISBN: MINN:30000011101353
Category: Collisions at sea
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31 , 1954 ) Privately owned fleet Government - owned fleet Type Type Age of
ship , years Combination Age of ship , years ... which medical science , higher
birth rates , and better economic conditions have produced throughout the world .
Author: Andrew William Kramer
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ISBN: UIUC:30112104123911
Category: Atomic ships
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Our military strategy , which has been in effect since the United States became a
leader of the world's free nations , requires an adequate sealift capability for
success . The continuing growth and modernization of the Soviet merchant
marine ...
Author: United States. Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense
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ISBN: UCR:31210007281148
Category: Government publications
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MERCHANT SHIPS : WORLD BUILT Abbreviations OSD/CSD Open Closed
shelter decker. Note: The dimensions and. The opposed piston design imposes
considerably lower main bearing loads than those of comparable single piston ...
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ISBN: UOM:39015021118206
Category: Merchant marine
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PART TWO M ERCHANT SHIPS : WORLD BUILT this year continues to underline
the importance of the small cargo vessel and to direct attention to its Lincreasing
employment in the world's deep sea trade . On the one hand certain ship types ...
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ISBN: UCAL:B3156379
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MERCHANT FLEETS OF THE WORLD c An over - all look at the world's
merchant fleets gives sharpened perspective to the distribution of the types
whose characteristics have been examined in the foregoing pages . From the
standpoint of ...
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ISBN: UIUC:30112001079711
Category: Merchant ships
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Then , there is a Cargo Class ( i.e. , vessels much lower in the scale of
intermediocrity ' which carry very few ... The intermediate passenger - cargo
vessel is represented by a very large number of ships in the world's mercantile
marine , and if ...
Author: Alfred Cecil Hardy
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ISBN: UOM:39015020221043
Category: Great Lakes (North America)
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1974 MERCHANT SHIPS COMPLETED DURING 1974 ( Ships of 100 tons gross
and upwards excluding wood and non - propelled craft . ) WORLD SUMMARY ...
At 33,541,289 tons gross , the total tonnage completed in the world during 1974 ...
Author: Lloyd's register of shipping
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ISBN: PSU:000001014259
Category: Merchant marine
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The possibility of propelling ships and other sea-going craft by means of nuclear
energy was made real with the launching of the NAUTILUS in 195^ anc^ &er
achievements since that date are known throughout the world • In 1957 the
United ...
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I.M.C.O. set out their recommendations on this five years ago and yet, to make it
law, they need to get the approval of at least fifteen countries representing 50% of
the world's merchant tonnage. In five years only three or four countries, none of ...
Author: Eric Charles Talbot-Booth
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ISBN: UOM:39015002070020
Category: Merchant ships
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ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE Shipping is probably the most important means of
transporting goods on an international basis . Since world - wide economy and
trade are expanding , shipping requirements are increasing . Expanding markets
...
Author: Babcock & Wilcox Company
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ISBN: MINN:31951D038890470
Category: Marine nuclear reactor plants
Page: 366
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LiberiDelivery an vessel orders accounted for most of Japan's Information
released in Fairplay constructions . ( International Shipping Journal July 31 ,
1969 The United States was the only major shipissue ) on the world's merchant
ships on ...
Author: Earl Wesley Clark
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ISBN: UCAL:B4334524
Category: Merchant marine
Page: 243
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Merchant ships are weapons with which we fight this global war. More than that
— for the United Nations they are the keystone of the whole military framework.
They are our one link with our allies and with our troops abroad. World War II ...
Author: Mary Babcock Palmer
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ISBN: STANFORD:36105081545647
Category: Merchant marine
Page: 307
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22 Million Tons of Ships Ordered For World's Merchant Fleet W FREIGHT
FORWARDING 616,000 dwt . or 2.8 per cent of the total . A comparison of today's
planned construction of merchant ships with that of a year ago shows an
increasing ...
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ISBN: STANFORD:36105128564866
Category: Aeronautics, Commercial
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Propulsion In 1961 , when the Savannah is finished , the world will have its first
nuclearpowered merchant ship . This ship is being built by the United States
Government , but it will be operated by States Marine . A carefully selected crew
will ...
Author: Helen Marilla Gibbs
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ISBN: MINN:319510022962900
Category: Merchant marine
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Two important contributions to passenger - ship design are the advances in
marine engineering which has enabled a ... Cross - channel ships operate under
all weather conditions across the world's busiest shipping lanes ; for example ,
the ...
Author: R. Munro-Smith
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ISBN: UOM:39015002065855
Category: Merchant ships
Page: 249
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