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As seen in: Marine Log, Our Community Now, Railway Track & Structures, The Waterways Journal, Infomarine On-Line Maritime Internet Services, thailandtv.news, Puerto Rico Travel Wire
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Listen Up! Podcast: Navigating the triple threat to maritime operations

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By Heather Ervin Verified
| Marine Log Verified
As maritime operations become increasingly complex, vessel operators are navigating more than crowded waterways. Aging bridge systems, growing vessel traffic and the rise of GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) jamming and spoofing are creating new challenges for safe and resilient navigation.
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Parker Towing repowers towboat with Mitsubishi Tier 3 engines

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By Heather Ervin Verified
| Marine Log Verified
The M/V Syble Fay. (Photo Credit: Eye Wander photography) Parker Towing Company, Tuscaloosa, Ala., has completed a repower of the M/V Syble Fay, replacing the vessel’s original Cummins QSK38 main engines with two Mitsubishi S12R Tier 3 diesel engines during a project completed at Verret Shipyard in Plaquemine, La. The new engines, supplied by Laborde Products, are each rated at 1,100 hp at 1,600 rpm, providing a combined 2,200 hp for the 78-foot by 34-foot twin-screw towboat.
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Q&A: Jennifer Carpenter on the Jones Act and America’s workforce

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By Heather Ervin Verified
| Marine Log Verified
More than 1,250 students graduated from the nation’s seven U.S. maritime academies this year, entering the workforce at a time when the domestic maritime industry is emphasizing the need for more qualified American mariners. At the same time, ongoing debate over Jones Act waivers has renewed questions about the long-term impact such policies could have on U.S.-flag operators, workforce development, and national security.
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