Monthly Archives: June 2017

via John Currin (JC ‘s Naval and Military) – Google+ Public Posts By Serene Cheong, Sharon Cho and Dan Murtaugh (Bloomberg) — Reports of deep-sea drilling’s demise in a world of sub-$100 oil may have been greatly exaggerated, much to OPEC’s dismay. Pumping crude from seabeds thousands of feet below water is turning cheaper asContinue reading “By Serene Cheong, Sharon Cho and Dan Murtaugh (Bloomberg) — Reports of deep-sea drilling’s…”

via John Currin (JC ‘s Naval and Military) – Google+ Public Posts Your Navy Operating Forward – Japan, Philippines, Bahrain – Navy Live

via John Currin (JC ‘s Naval and Military) – Google+ Public Posts Italthai Marine, Thailand recently delivered H.T.M.S. Panyi, a Robert Allan Ltd. designed RAmparts 3200 class tug to the Royal Thai Navy. The tug was officially enrolled by Admiral Na Arreenich, the Naval Commander on March 27, 2017 in Bangkok. New Tug Delivered toContinue reading “Italthai Marine, Thailand recently delivered H.T.M.S. Panyi, a Robert Allan Ltd. designed…”

via John Currin (JC ‘s Naval and Military) – Google+ Public Posts Starting in 1898, the Navy began experimenting with ways to transfer coal from colliers to battleships, spending 15 years trying different methods to perfect an at-sea transfer system. A system of alongside refueling of liquid fuel dates to 1917, when then-Lieutenant Chester NimitzContinue reading “Starting in 1898, the Navy began experimenting with ways to transfer coal from colliers to…”

via John Currin (JC ‘s Naval and Military) – Google+ Public Posts An Australian Navy Lieutenant has snatched the top honours at the No 48 Aerosystems Course at Royal Air Force base Cranwell, in Lincolnshire, in the United Kingdom.  Aerosystems challenge accepted