ship salvage

"I was doing some ship salvage work in Torshavn and thought fishing would be a good way to relax."

The tube was used for underwater repair and for ship salvage.

Marine insurers and ship salvage experts have also raised concerns about the inherent difficulties in dealing with a disaster involving massive ships.

She was sold to the Ship Salvage Corporation in 1920 and renamed Telima.

In one of the largest shipping salvage efforts of its time, the München was raised, towed to a dry dock, repaired, and returned to service.

The ship salvage phase was documented on the National Geographic Channel's Salvage Code Red program.

U.S. Navy Ship Salvage Manual.

Ship Salvage Unit (SSU)

He was the owner of the Saliger Ship Salvage Company in New York and was charged with stock fraud in 1919.

Through most of 1942, he directed the Pearl Harbor ship salvage effort, a huge task that enabled the Navy to recover the use of three sunken battleships.

During this period-while assigned to the Ship Salvage, Fire Fighting and Rescue Unit, Service Force, Pacific-she won the Navy Unit Commendation.

A TRANSATLANTIC CALL 59 "Why, the device will be invaluable in ship salvage work!

The governor went west toward Mallory Square, an assortment of big, wide piers that had once been a waterfront auction block for wine, silks, and other ship salvage hauled in by nineteenth-century wreckers.

The Department stated that "state provision of ETVs does not represent a correct use of taxpayers money and that ship salvage should be a commercial matter between a ship's operator and the salvor".

A press conference was held in the Jeju Special Self-governing Provincial Council on October 4, 2011 and revealed the accounts from protesters such as university students and religious figures on harassment conducted by the members of the ROK Navy Ship Salvage Unit.

It expands the technology in HECSALV (the industry standard ship salvage software favored by large casualty response groups such as SMIT, the U.S. Coast Guard, Shell, BP, Germanischer Lloyd, and the U.K. Ministry of Defense).