Project Lighthouse: All Vessels with Coast Guard Ship Boarding Priority List
Posted by Robert Frump Here is a sorting of all ships with Coast Guard computer generated boarding priorities assigned.
Category: Contemporary Commentary
Thoughts on issues and entertainments of our day.
Is Criminally Charging the “Conception” Dive Ship Crew Justice? Or Just Papering Over the Enablement of Death Traps?
“Snoozing crew raises specter of criminal charge in boat fire” was the headline of an AP story this week and if
Project Lighthouse: Ferry Boats and Ships and Their Coast Guard Inspection Records
p Here are the records of all available Coast Guard inspections of US ferry boats and ships into 2018. More
Project Lighthouse: A List of Duck Boats and Other Amphibious Passenger Ships and their Coast Guard Inspection Records
Here’s a record of all available Coast Guard inspections of US amphibious ships into 2018.
Project Lighthouse: A List of All US Diving Vessels and their Coast Guard Inspection Records
Here’s a record of all available past Coast Guard inspections of US diving ships into 2018.
The “Conception” Chief Coast Guard Investigator has a Reputation for Courtesy to All — While Intensely Investigating Everything
The SS El Faro investigation seemed open and shut. The Captain steered his vessel directly into the path of Hurricane
Coast Guard Bulletin Cautions Dive Ships and Small Passenger Vessels to Limit Charging Stations for Lithium Batteries
In the aftermath of the dive ship Conception tragedy, the US Coast Guard has issued a Marine Safety Information Bulletin
Body Counts in Dive Boat and Duck Boat Tragedies Could Resolve Long Simmering Issues Between Coast Guard and NTSB Over Tougher Safety Standards for Small Passenger Vessels Used by Millions of People
The recent death tolls in dive boat and duck boat accidents may result in the NTSB and Coast Guard finally agreeing on tougher standards.
For 15 Years, the National Transportation Safety Board Has Warned the US Coast Guard That Preventive Maintenance Reforms Were Urgently Needed to Avoid Catastrophes Such as the Dive Ship “Conception”
For more than 15 years, the National Transportation Safety Board regularly has warned the US Coast Guard that it should urgently strengthen fire safety crew training and require preventive vessel maintenance programs to avoid small passenger ship fires such as the one that killed more than 30 people last week on the dive ship “Conception,” an in-depth look at NTSB records reveals.
Why Did the Dive Ship “Conception” Burn So Fast? The Express Shuttle II and the Science of “The Mother of All Bombs” May Provide Clues
How could the dive ship Conception, lost off the California coast last week, burn so hot and so quickly that