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GD NASSCO starts construction on Robert F Kennedy (T-AO 208) ship

GD NASSCO starts construction on Robert F Kennedy (T-AO 208) ship 24 May 2021 (Last Updated May 24th, 2021 12:57) Construction has started on the US Navy’s fourth John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler ship at GD NASSCO shipyard. Share Article Artist Rendering of the USS John Lewis (TAO-205). Credit: General Dynamics NASSCO. General Dynamics National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (NASSCO) has started building the US Navy’s future USNS Robert F Kennedy (T-AO 208) ship. The first steel of the ship was cut by NASSCO’s long-time employee Francisco Medina and the Start of Construction honouree. T-AO 208 is the fourth of six vessels in the US Navy’s John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler programme.

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U S National Maritime Day

National Maritime Day May 20, 2021 “I hold no branch in higher esteem, than the Merchant Marine…” That is a quote from General Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Allied Commander of the Pacific in WWII. That one sentence sums up National Maritime Day. Inasmuch if it were not for our glorious Merchant Marine and maritime industry, we may not even have been a nation at all. National Maritime Day is the day we honor our American Merchant Mariners for protecting our freedom and for their dedication to promoting American commerce together with the accomplishments of the U.S. maritime industry. Most importantly, on National Maritime Day we especially honor those fearless mariners who served during times of war and those mariners who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation.

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National Maritime Day

National Maritime Day May 20, 2021 “I hold no branch in higher esteem, than the Merchant Marine…” That is a quote from General Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Allied Commander of the Pacific in WWII. That one sentence sums up National Maritime Day. Inasmuch if it were not for our glorious Merchant Marine and maritime industry, we may not even have been a nation at all. National Maritime Day is the day we honor our American Merchant Mariners for protecting our freedom and for their dedication to promoting American commerce together with the accomplishments of the U.S. maritime industry. Most importantly, on National Maritime Day we especially honor those fearless mariners who served during times of war and those mariners who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation.

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Coastal News Today | World - Lessons From the Ship That Nearly Destroyed 12 Percent of World Trade

The world was also entertained with thousands of images from the little digger scratching away at the sand along the ship’s bow, to a representation of Austin Powers trying to dislodge Ever Given from a tunnel. Amidst all of this, ships traveling between Europe and Asia piled up in the anchorages off Port Said and Suez, hoping that the Suez Canal Authority, and eventually SMIT Salvage, could clear the containership and allow a resumption of normal trade. Her removal after six days opened the floodgate of vessels looking to traverse the canal and resume the international flow of goods and allow military vessels – such as the USS

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The Ship that Launched 1,000 Memes and Nearly Destroyed 12 percent of World Trade

The Ship that Launched 1,000 Memes and Nearly Destroyed 12 percent of World Trade
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