In Remembrance: The SS Marine Electric Sailed Into History 39 Years Ago This Month
The SS Marine Electric sailed first into a winter storm — and then into history in February 1983. The three
Category: Contemporary Commentary
Thoughts on issues and entertainments of our day.
Massachusetts Maritime Speech Sept 9 Re Marine Electric Heroes
Gene Kelly and I will be speaking in September on the importance of the SS Marine Electric reforms. https://www.chathammarconi.org/
A Master Maritime Reporter Expands the Offering: “The Last Untamed Frontier”
Ian Urbina, former New York Times reporter, wrote the series and book, The Outlaw Ocean. He is at one and
Joe Biden, Knife Fighter
Before Obama, before Bork, a young Joe Biden carved his initials into the Senate floor with an astonishing upset and
In Remembrance: The SS Marine Electric sank 38 years ago this month
“Until the Sea Shall Free Them” tells the story of Bob Cusick and the wreck of the SS Marine Electric,
Joe Biden: Present at the Creation
When he invited me to his walk-up law office, Joe Biden was a freshly minted 29-year-old New Castle County Councilman
Tote Avoids Serious Civil Charges and Fines in Actions Brought by the Coast Guard for the Company’s Role in the Loss of the SS El Faro and 33 Men and Women
More than three years after a Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation recommended six civil actions be brought against Tote
Text of the US Coast Guard Civil Actions Regarding the SS El Faro and Tote, Inc.
Preliminary Assessment Letter( Non-pollution) Activity # 5752773 The U.S. Coast Guard charges seven counts for violation of Title 46 U.S. Code
Forty Years Ago Today, the SS Poet Sailed From Philadelphia and Disappeared. Here’s Why and There’s No October Surprise and Bermuda Triangle Involved.
Forty years ago today, the SS Poet, loaded with a cargo of corn and bound for Egypt, sailed out of
Dry Cargo Vessel World Fleet Safety Status? Nearly 80 Percent “Require Increased Risk Managment Strategies” Says IMRRA Risk Ratings
International Maritime Risk Rating Agency (IMRRA), found that of 143 Dry cargo vessels it screened in August, more than 112