According to a June 26 report from the Brisbane Times, 65 jobs have been cut at submarine and shipbuilding company ASC in Adelaide in Australia. ASC is owned by the federal government, which recently stopped seeking a buyer for the company, citing the economic slowdown.
(Source: Brisbane Times)
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The Spanish shipyard C.N.P. FREIRE, S.A. (Freire Shipyard) held the launch ceremony of the diving support vessel, hull number 739…
Military Sealift Command (MSC) offers outstanding benefits, a 4:2 rotation and paid upgrade training for both licensed deck and engine officers to advance their credentials.
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