Deck and Stability Revised

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Deck and Stability Revised 05/22/2015

We have corrected errors, typos and corrected problems based on information from the newest USCG data base. Some question types have been removed from the USCG data base, but until we are informed that they have been removed from all examinations we will leave them in our workbook. We are in the process of reviewing all our current publications and will up-load the revisions as they are completed.

Celestial Navigation Calculations (Upon Oceans Endorsement) Worked-Out Vol 1

 

Celestial Navigation

Celestial Navigation Calculations (Upon Oceans Endorsement) Worked-Out Vol 3

Revised 05/19/2015

We have corrected errors, typos and corrected problems based on information from the newest USCG data base. Some question types have been removed from the USCG data base, but until we are informed that they have been removed from all examinations we will leave them in our workbook. We are in the process of reviewing all our current publications and will up-load the revisions as they are completed.

Terrestrial Navigation workbook revised.

Terrestial Navigation

Revised 05/13/2015

We have corrected errors, typos and corrected problems based on information from the newest USCG data base. Some question types have been removed from the USCG data base, but until we are informed that they have been removed from all examinations we will leave them in our workbook. We are in the process of reviewing all our current publications and will up-load the revisions as they are completed.  

Military Sealift Command—New Job Openings. 2nd Officer and 2nd Assistant Engineer

Dear Maritime Training School Partner,

I wanted to inform you that MSC it actively seeking qualified candidates to fill positions within its Fleet. MSC has added 2nd Officer and 2nd Assistant Engineer to its list of positions needed. MSC is currently seeking qualified mariners to fill the following positions:

1st Officer ; 1st Assistant Engineer ; 2nd Officer ; 2nd Assistant Engineer ; Steward Cook ; Refrigeration Engineer ;  Deck Machinist ; Unlicensed Junior Engineer

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Merchant Marine Applauded on National Maritime Day – from our friends at Maritime Executive

May 21, 2014

Merchant Marine Applauded on National Maritime Day

BY MAREX

Each year on May 22, the United States celebrates National Maritime Day.
The U.S. has always been and will always be a great maritime nation. From our origins as 13 British colonies, through every period of peace and conflict since, the Merchant Marine has been a pillar in this country’s foundation of prosperity and security. It powers the world’s largest economy and strengthen our ties with trading partners around the world, all while supporting our military forces by shipping troops and supplies wherever they need to go.

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First Meeting of Working Group on the Revision of IMO Maritime English Model Course Held in Shanghai

From April 23 to 25, the Working Group on the Revision of IMO (International Maritime Organization) Maritime English Model Course held its first meeting in Shanghai International Shipping Service Center, which was jointly hosted by IMLA (International Maritime Lecturers Association) Shanghai Center and SMU.

Mr. Clive Cole, Secretary-general of IMLA and associate professor of WMU, Ms. Catherine Logie, responsible person of Maritime Training Agency for Marlins, Mr. Alexander Hickethier, Vice President of the Maritime College, INC, San Diego, Prof. Jin Yongxing, Chairman of IMLA and Vice President of SMU as well as over 10 experts from SMU and China Shipping Group attended the meeting.

Members Area – Corrected Copy of free download of the 1983 Tide and Current Table

Through the feedback of one our member’s David L. It was found that the PDF reprint of the 1983  Tide and Current Tables (ONLY the PDF DOWNLOADABLE REPRINTED VERSION) was missing 2 pages form the original USCG reprint. A corrected version has been uploaded to the members section of the website. Please provide feedback if you find problems with the websites information. Once again THANK YOU to David L.