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BU-IL Corporation
BIP is the largest marine & offshore panel, marine fire rated doors, and prefabricated unit toilet manufacturer in the world.
    Korea
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The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
The Institute is the international, professional body for maritime engineers, having almost 17 000 members and 48 branches worldwide. The Institute promotes the scientific and practical development of marine enginering.
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SnapTV AS
SnapTV provides integrated solutions for digital entertainment and information to crew and passengers. SnapTV's Entertainment solutions are based on LAN infrastructure and requires no special (eg coax) cabling.
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Marine Machinery Association
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Catamaran for Australian Navy

      6/15/1999


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Catamaran for Australian Navy


HMAS JERVIS BAY one of the most advanced catamarans ever built in Australia has been commissioned into the Royal Australian Navy in Hobart.

86 metre high-speed catamaran built and trialed in Tasmania is capable of carrying 500 fully equipped combat troops and a range of army vehicles and equipment at speeds in excess of 40 knots over considerable distances. HMAS JERVIS BAY will supplement the current amphibious force element group that comprises HMAS TOBRUK, the two amphibious transports (LPAs) and heavy landing craft (LCH). She will be based in Darwin and is set to be involved in a range of ADF activities including exercise 'Crocodile 99' later this year.

The vessel is manned by two crews of 20 Navy and Army personnel who completed their training at the Australian Maritime College Launceston.

More information: Defence Systems Daily


 







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