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The Navy developed its Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan (SIOP), an ambitious undertaking to improve Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, in response to the inability of these shipyards tasked with maintaining aircraft carriers and submarines to perform work as needed to sustain the fleet.
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A United States sailor fatally shot two shipyard workers and injured another at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard before killing himself, the authorities said.
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"We've aggressively gone after readiness challenges in our operational submarine fleet, and identified three key drivers: public shipyard capacity, shipyard productivity and parts availability," Moran told lawmakers.
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"The Shipyard" (1961), perhaps Onetti's most famous novel, is set in the town; it tells the story of a man who spends his days "managing" a long derelict shipyard.
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HONOLULU — A United States sailor opened fire at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard on Wednesday, fatally shooting two shipyard workers and injuring another before killing himself, the authorities said.
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And last Wednesday, a United States sailor opened fire at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, fatally shooting two shipyard workers and injuring another before killing himself, the authorities said.
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Maj shipyard in the northern Adriatic port of Rijeka is owned by Croatia's biggest shipbuilding group Uljanik whose other shipyard in the port of Pula has already been placed into bankruptcy procedure.
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Nam previously oversaw Samsung Heavy's shipyard in Geoje, South Korea.
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The shipyard adjacent to it, where Mr. Amorim once worked?
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Belfast shipyard worker Jimmy Boylan went down with the ship.
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Then, they find the shipyard they want to work with.
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It is now being repaired at a shipyard in Massachusetts.
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"We were surprised at the number of interested yards," said Viking Line's CEO Jan Hanses, saying he received interest from six Chinese yards, including Guangzhou International Shipyard, Yantai CIMC Raffles and AVIC Weihai Shipyard.
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The shooting came on the heels of Wednesday&aposs deadly shooting at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, where a Navy sailor shot and killed two shipyard workers and wounded another before taking his own life..
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Business Insider recently explored the ruins at the San Francisco Shipyard.
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That shipyard could become a stakeholder in the vessels, Jones said.
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Supercell previously acquired Finnish games start-ups Frogmind and Shipyard Games.
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Improved shipyard and terminal facilities and services also helped, he said.
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It was built at a U.K shipyard now owned by BAE.
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It involves France's biggest shipyard, at Saint-Nazaire, on the Atlantic.
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The Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard even got in on the fun.
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There's even a 19th-century coastal village and a working shipyard.
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The injured shipyard worker was in stable condition, Admiral Chadwick said.
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The shipyard is also home to the National Pearl Harbor Memorial.
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My father, a shipyard worker, put in overtime and extra shifts.
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"We recognize that the addition of a third naval shipyard represents an opportunity for Davie and we're looking forward to seeing their bid to ensure that they can qualify to be that third shipyard," Trudeau said.
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In 1993, the Culture Ministry declared the shipyard a national historic site.
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To build more subs, you not only need space at the shipyard.
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Andres worked at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard for more than 20 years.
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Length: 77 feetYard: AzimutThe yacht is Italian shipyard Azimut's newest flybridge model.
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DEME is currently building Patania Two, or P2, in an Antwerp shipyard.
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Xelot shot it at the South Korean shipyard where it was built.
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The ship was named after the province where the shipyard is located.
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The yacht (from US shipyard Palmer Johnson) has a distinctive gold exterior.
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Taylor owned a shipyard business in New Orleans after retiring from football.
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A U.S. sailor killed two shipyard workers on Wednesday before killing himself.
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Huntington Ingalls, the largest U.S. military shipbuilder, plans to hire 3,000 at its Newport News shipyard in Norfolk, Virginia, and another 1,000 at the Ingalls shipyard in Mississippi this year to fulfill current orders, spokeswoman Beci Brenton said.
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After the Severodvinsk shipyard became overwhelmed with other work orders, the Baltic Shipyard in St. Petersburg was the next logical choice for Rosatom, Russia's state-owned nuclear-energy company, since Soviet nuclear-powered ships were previously manufactured there.
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HELSINKI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's state-owned United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) is looking to sell a majority stake in its Arctech shipyard in Finland as sanctions against the holding company hamper business, the head of the shipyard said on Tuesday.
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Huntington Ingalls, the largest U.S. military shipbuilder, plans to hire 3,000 at its Newport News shipyard in Newport News, Virginia, and another 1,000 at the Ingalls shipyard in Mississippi this year to fulfill current orders, spokeswoman Beci Brenton said.
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Shipbuilders work at Hongwon Shipyard in Hongwon County, South Hamgyong Province, North Korea.
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Yet the government's short-term response to the shipyard redundancies was fairly successful.
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But the last shipyard closed in 1961 and since then Hartlepool has declined.
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The ship was converted from a super-taker at a shipyard in Singapore.
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She adds that the Lockheed Martin shipyard that produces LCS in Marinette, Wis.
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The closure of Appledore shipyard will put almost 200 jobs at risk. bit.
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In addition to miners, construction workers and shipyard workers were also widely affected.
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During World War II, he worked as a welder in a military shipyard.
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They are built elsewhere — for example, at the Bohai Shipyard in Liaoning Province.
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After the shipyard closed, in 1994, the site was left abandoned for 19 years.
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The first of these plants is being built in a shipyard in St Petersburg.
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Stacey Abrams is the daughter of a shipyard worker and a librarian from Mississippi.
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Payment came from a Myanmar-based company, a manager at the shipyard told Reuters.
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The shipyard is being sold because of the collapse of its South Korean parent.
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Construction firm CJSC VAD, engineering firm GPSM and the Zaliv Shipyard were also named.
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The shipyard employed thousands of African-Americans, and when it closed area unemployment spiked.
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Designed by artist Cyril de Commarque, it's currently being built in a Dutch shipyard.
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Rosetti Superyachts, an Italian shipyard, just unveiled a yacht concept inspired by killer whales.
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The Copenhagen Contemporary, a refurbished shipyard dedicated to contemporary exhibitions, opened to the public.
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The two governments hope to resolve the STX shipyard dispute in time for a Sept.
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When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Doss was working at a shipyard in Newport News.
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The rally's location, on the city's waterfront, opposite a derelict navy shipyard, was well chosen.
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"Maritime life is going away with everything coming into the shipyard," he said, somewhat confrontationally.
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"We will not give up on this famous shipyard," said Michael Mulholland, a union organizer.
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A third aircraft carrier is believed to be under construction at China&aposs Jiangnan shipyard.
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Rosetti Superyachts, an Italian shipyard, just unveiled a 213-foot yacht concept dubbed Project Orca.
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In the Pearl Harbor attack, the gunman fatally shot two shipyard workers before killing himself.
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Several thousand shipyard employees were working at the base at the time of the incident.
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All three victims have been identified as civilian Defense Department employees working at the shipyard.
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JBPHH security forces have responded to a reported shooting at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
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I chose a difficult subject — out-of-work shipyard workers in the North of England.
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Brian worked in a shipyard and now installs air-conditioners and likes eating odd things.
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Instead, the museum hopes to get more for less in a shipyard across the water.
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DUBLIN, July 29 (Reuters) - Workers at Belfast shipyard Harland and Wolff protesting the planned sale of the business have locked themselves in and will not leave until a solution is found that keeps the shipyard open, a union supporting the workers said on Monday.
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The shipyard later posted on its Facebook page that the facility had returned to normal operations.
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Length: 70 feetYard: Monte Carlo YachtsMonte Carlo Yachts, an Italian shipyard, prioritizes luxury by emphasizing customization.
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At a recent town hall, Harville explained the berylliosis symptoms to a hall of shipyard workers.
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Length: 279 feetYard: SilverYachtsBOLD is Australian shipyard SilverYachts' largest — and most fuel efficient — build to date.
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VTB, which arranged the shipyard loan, says it expects the government to honour its sovereign guarantee.
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The Tom Cruise character works in the shipyard and operates a gantry crane, unloading container ships.
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The American-made vessel was built by the Palmer Johnson shipyard, which is based in Wisconsin.
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The Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts has been experimenting with alternative energy sources for yachts since 2005.
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Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts unveiled a new solar-powered catamaran at this year's Cannes Yachting Festival.
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"It is unlikely that the navy will be able to effectively run the shipyard," Basu said.
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It was developed by Singapore-based Royal Falcon Fleet and built by Sweden-based Kockums shipyard.
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The department said the rollback would save the shipyard and construction sectors about $11 million annually.
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"I'm not surprised because it's old news for us," said Mr. Arena, a retired shipyard worker.
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The shipyard in Belfast employed about 25,000 at its pre-World War II peak in 1935.
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Tourists and locals alike drift from Plaça Catalunya to the old Drassanes shipyard with downcast eyes.
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The German Naval Yards shipyard, which is owned by Privinvest, was not immediately available to comment.
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Built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, Scarlet Lady will host 2,770 passengers and 1,160 crew.
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Built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, Scarlet Lady will host 2,770 passengers and 1,160 crew.
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Ships: The Department of Labor is considering new safety standards to prevent shipyard employees from falling.
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Ten thousand jobs were wiped out, for example, when the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard closed in 1995.
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In a statement, Electric Boat President Kevin Graney said the contract provides stability for his shipyard.
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Additionally, the government watchdog agency expressed concerns that while the Navy has established a program management office, the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan Program Office, to oversee the two-decade overhaul, the Navy has yet to adequately identify shipyard roles and responsibilities.
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The shipyard is one of the most ambitious real-estate developments that San Francisco has ever seen.
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ISitting in the shipyard ahead of its luxury makeover, the VARD 1-08 Kilkea looks downright boring.
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The first such, Akademik Lomonosov, is under construction at the Baltic Shipyard, in St Petersburg (see picture).
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Union and shipyard officials say finding skilled labor just for the work they already have is challenging.
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The company plans to develop an ambitious new shipyard, quay, and free trade zone on the site.
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THREE years ago, the STX France shipyard in Saint-Nazaire was on the brink of closing down.
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The Tranquility was built by the Oceanco shipyard in the Netherlands and set sail back in 2014.
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The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard gates have now reopened and the facility has returned to normal operations.
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Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Philippines has been operating an industrial shipyard in Subic Bay for years.
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The enormous shipyard where he built oil vessels was teetering along with Brazil's scandal-plagued oil industry.
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Since then, no major industry has taken the place of the closed shipyard, and work remains scarce.
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Long gone are the Bethlehem Steel shipyard, the Lipton tea factory and the Maxwell House coffee plant.
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The union expects to file in court on Tuesday to seek an injunction from the shipyard closing.
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The shipyard completed the Titanic in 1912, shortly before its inaugural voyage in April of that year.
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Mr. Macron had promised to protect the shipyard, STXFrance, the nation's largest, from falling into foreign hands.
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State-run Housing & Urban Development and Cochin Shipyard debuted two years ago with their offerings oversubscribed 238.2X.
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The Turku shipyard was close to collapse before Germany's family-owned Meyer Werft acquired it in 2014.
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Details: Chadwick said the injured shipyard civilian was in "stable condition" at a local hospital on Wednesday.
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On Wednesday, a U.S. sailor killed two civilian workers and himself at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
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Crist rejected the accusation as "false", and said the shipyard has at least 1,000 workers from various subcontractors.
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In 1963, he began studying at the Glasgow School of Art, swapping the shipyard for the art world.
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Ambulances and police were on the scene at the BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, northwestern England.
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The firm approached a Chinese state-owned shipyard about purchasing two patrol boats, according to the shipyard's website.
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The Sinpo South Shipyard has historically been the primary manufacturer of large submarines for the North Korean navy.
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When it was first observed in 22048, the Jiangnan shipyard measured 803 square kilometers (280 miles), CSIS said.
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The other companies targeted are engineering firm GPSM, Zaliv Shipyard and construction groups SGM and Stroygazmontazh Most OOO.
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William Nudesen was a Danish immigrant who started out working in a shipyard and living in a boardinghouse.
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But in 1996, the shipyard, which had driven Vallejo's economy for more than a hundred years, shut down.
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Borges was 18 when his father took delivery of the Sao Paulo in 1977 from a Louisiana shipyard.
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You play the fleet's new field commander, with a small budget and a mobile shipyard at your disposal.
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Pyongyang released three images in July showing Kim standing in front of a massive submarine inside a shipyard.
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The removal occurred on Monday in the shipyard town of Severodvinsk, according to Interfax, a Russian news agency.
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Robert Chadwick at the press conference, adding that support services for the shipyard personnel were being made available.
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A U.S. sailor killed two civilian Defense Department employees at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam shipyard in Hawaii.
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Recently he'd been working as a shop planner at the Pearl Harbor Navy Shipyard as a civilian employee.
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He learned his letters, it is said, from the carpenters' marks on planks and timbers in the shipyard.
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It is here, at the Shanghai Waigaoqiao shipyard, that Foremost Group's newest ship, the Xin May, was built.
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The shipyard is notoriously known for producing large submarines for the nation&aposs army, according to a new analysis.
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London (CNN Business)Harland and Wolff, the Northern Ireland shipyard that built the Titanic, has been rescued from bankruptcy.
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The Prelude FLNG was built by a Technip Samsung Heavy Industries consortium in the South Korean shipyard of Geoje.
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The chosen strategic partner reportedly aimed to convert part of the shipyard into a tourism business, drawing worker opposition.
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I'd been working at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard as a fire watcher, watching out for fires on the ship.
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The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard closed in the early 1990s, following the end of the Cold War, jeopardizing 10,000 jobs.
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The export figures were boosted by a 233 million euro cruise ship delivery from Meyer Turku shipyard to Tallink.
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At least 100 of those were classified as "depot-level" jobs that would usually be conducted at a shipyard.
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In Warsaw, a shipyard worker named Lech Walesa and a movement called Solidarity swept the Communist government from power.
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An ONGC official said the ship was undergoing maintenance at state-run Cochin Shipyard on the country's southwest coast.
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Tis, which took about three years to construct, was built by German shipyard Lürssen and designed by Winch Design.
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An Australian company, Austal has a shipyard in Alabama where it currently makes the Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship.
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It was built at a shipyard in Wisconsin and spent the summer of 2017 in trials on Lake Michigan.
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Two years ago, the government abruptly moved to nationalise a shipyard that Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri had agreed to buy.
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Last month, China took delivery of a dredger, one of the biggest in its inventory, from a Dutch shipyard.
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I especially enjoy the shipyard runs, when we take the ferries to various places for routine maintenance and inspections.
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Built by Dutch shipyard, Feadship in 1996, Meduse was refitted in 2011 with a comprehensive rebuild of her engines.
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From seats at the top, supporters of Glentoran FC get a view of the gantry cranes of Belfast's shipyard.
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A day later, France handed conditional control of one of its biggest shipyard, STX France, to Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.
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The civilian shipyard worker who was injured is now in a stable condition at a local hospital, officials said.
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Rome had agreed to buy a majority stake in the French shipyard but President Emmanuel Macron wants shared control.
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The ship, which was once known as the Varyag, was built in a Ukrainian shipyard in the late 1980s.
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All the while he was in the shipyard he continued to pick up secretly all the information he could.
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It is easier to move a call-centre to a different location, including to a new country, than a shipyard.
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Satellite images of Jiangnan Shipyard outside of Shanghai showed it had increased in size by 64% over the past decade.
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I have a meeting with my captain about all the work that has to get done over this shipyard period.
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The shipyard, which completed the Titanic in 1912, has not built a ship since 2003 when it built two ferries.
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At the Baijnath Melaram shipyard a huge crane barge sits in the water next to a stretch of "impermeable" concrete.
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The development sits at the edge of the Bayview-Hunters Point community, the site of the defunct Hunters Point Shipyard.
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The EPA added the shipyard to the Superfund list in 1989 — and cleaning it up has been a massive effort.
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It was constructed in the STX France shipyard in Saint-Nazaire and is now in its final waterborne construction phase.
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Bought for $1 in 2002 from the fading Kockums shipyard in Sweden, it is known as the "Tears of Malmö".
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This is doubtful for now, but Kaiser Permanente started out as a workers' comp program for shipyard and construction workers.
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In September 2016, Donald Trump, then a candidate for US president, visited a Philadelphia shipyard and made a big promise.
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Tongyeong, based south of Seoul, is the home of mid-sized shipyard Sungdong Shipbuilding & Marine which is entering court receivership.
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This week, Portsmouth's empty shipyard returned to life when BAE began a new contract to maintain anti-mining ships there.
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The local shipyard has enjoyed a small boom, as laborers fashion steel-hulled vessels that carry people instead of fish.
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In 2013 and 2014, Mozambique and Privinvest inked deals for a project spanning tuna fishing, shipyard development and maritime security.
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The estimated price range is large because he predicts it will depend on the shipyard and type of interior fitting.
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The eye and face standards will mostly affect "general industry, shipyard employment, marine terminals, longshoring, and construction," the agency noted.
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Finally, the third component is the Type 075, three of which may be under construction at China's Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard.
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The still unnamed ship was put in the water at the Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai, the China Daily reported.
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For most of the 20th century, it thrived as an industrial city, supported by a naval shipyard on Mare Island.
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Hotel Zephyr is one of the newer boutique hotels in Fisherman's Wharf, offering 361 rooms with a shipyard chic vibe.
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For decades, the Navy maintained a shipyard there on which it studied radiation and decontaminated ships exposed to atomic testing.
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ECS is now stationed in Gdańsk's Lenin Shipyard, where the movement started, and is devoted to Poland's anti-Soviet resistance.
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The main sound stage for the production was a building in the former Belfast shipyard where the Titanic was built.
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They're still in the installation process, and that's just taking a lot longer than the shipyard thought it would take.
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Both men worked on the shipyard: Kapoi, 30, as a metals inspector apprentice and Agustin, 49, as a shop planner.
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The shipyard where the shooting was reported to have taken place is about a mile from the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial.
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Chadwick said the sailor took his life after opening fire near Shipyard Drydock 2, a maintenance area for nuclear submarines.
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A U.S. sailor shot and killed two civilian shipyard workers at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Honolulu, Rear Adm.
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Mr. Lorenzana, the defense secretary, said the shipyard could be used to help the country build up its naval forces.
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His father worked in his in-laws' grocery store in the East Bronx and later at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
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My father, a shipyard worker, put in overtime and extra shifts; and they made sure we volunteered to help others.
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It was one of eight nooses that black employees reported discovering at the Austal USA shipyard, according to court filings.
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Its sleek exterior was designed by Rainsford Saunders Design and built by Pride Mega Yachts at their shipyard in Yantai, China.
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Architect David Adjaye, who oversees the redesign of the shipyard, has said he wants to leave the ironwork exposed behind glass.
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"Building an LNG vessel in a controlled environment, an Asian shipyard, is going to result in very good economics," said Jones.
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State-owned Fincantieri has made a bid for STX France, which specialises in building cruise ships at France's Saint-Nazaire shipyard.
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The emerging legal marijuana industry is relying on a rare labor strategy once used to organize shipyard workers and casino employees.
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He was spotted by reporters chatting with attendees at The Shipyard just minutes before his phone rang at 7:32 p.m.
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As for the French president's blocking of the shipyard takeover, that could be seen as a canny exercise in domestic politics.
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This would be the first update to the shipyard fall standards since they were introduced in 1971, according to the agency.
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The PLAN has six Type 071s in service, with two more being built at the company's Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard in Shanghai.
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GSG Towers, a unit of Gdansk Shipyard Group, is looking forward to Poland's first offshore windmills and contracts with new clients.
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Jung said a construction unit, another non-shipbuilding unit, and a shipyard in Romania were all in talks with potential buyers.
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"I am working in San Francisco in a fabulous property," Mr. Bonner said at the event, referring to Lennar's Shipyard project.
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The shipbuilder on Saturday launched the Multipurpose Offshore Patrol Ship (PPA) "Paolo Thaon di Revel" at Fincantieri's shipyard in La Spezia.
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Founded in 1978, the company has 13 superyachts under construction at its shipyard in Oss, about an hour's drive from Amsterdam.
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A shipyard in Gdansk needed someone to manage 10 North Korean welders who had worked there in the past, she said.
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But the country's defense secretary is now suggesting keeping the shipyard under government control to keep it out of Beijing's hands.
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But the capsule, which he said he built himself this year in a small shipyard in Arès, offers Spartan living quarters.
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State regulations governing the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina allow only 25 percent of the property for non-water-dependent use.
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Britain is building patrol vessels and new Type 26 frigates at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard on the Clyde river in Glasgow.
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Men&aposs attitudes toward the draft are clear from a survey of California shipyard workers, who were exempt from the draft.
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In a report last month, the G.A.O. found that only about 2130 percent of Navy shipyard repairs were completed on time.
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The company said its new P-68 production platform left the shipyard in September and is currently in the anchoring process.
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In the Pearl Harbor shooting, a United States sailor killed two shipyard workers and injured another before taking his own life.
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The same week, France agreed to cede control of shipyard STX to Italy's Fincantieri, another sensitive move shaped by the Elysee.
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The shipyard repairs, maintains and modernizes the ships and submarines of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, which is headquartered at Pearl Harbor.
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"It's still really raw and rough," he said, comparing the area to Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood, with its faded shipyard grandeur.
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My mom was a college librarian, my dad was a shipyard worker, but we still struggled like a lot of families.
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The shooting took place just three days before National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, when the nation commemorates those who died in the December 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that thrust the United States into World War II. Shooting near the shipyard The sailor opened fire at the Pearl Harbor Naval shipyard at around 2:30 p.m.
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Under EU state aid rules, the government cannot provide financial support for the shipyard but can guarantee loans provided by other parties.
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Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, is expected to file for insolvency after failing to find a buyer.
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About a mile from Palais Récup, there's a whole community of people pursuing circular living in an old shipyard called De Ceuvel.
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Hunters Point was a private commercial shipyard from 1869 until the start of World War II, when the Navy bought the property.
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We work in a highly industrial shipyard where everything is geometric in shape, but this bridge doesn't have a single straight line.
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OL Aasta Hansteen platform towers over the Stord shipyard in western Norway, representing the height of engineering in the offshore oil sector.
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It was moulded together into a seamless whole from 12-metre segments at a shipyard across the San Francisco Bay in Oakland.
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Hyundai Heavy is part of a joint venture with Saudi Aramco and others to build a shipyard on Saudi Arabia's eastern coast.
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Thanks to its Pipavav shipyard, Reliance expects the naval part of its business to be the first to take off, he said.
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In Belfast, Harland and Wolff, the shipyard that built the Titanic, now gets 75% of its revenues from making green-energy equipment.
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The Times Directors of Babcock International Group will discuss the closure of the Appledore shipyard at a board meeting next month. bit.
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State-owned CSIC retrofitted the vessel from 2005 at its Dalian shipyard and delivered it to People's Liberation Army Navy in 2012.
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After 18 months of construction, the vessel was lowered into the water at the Vard Tulcea shipyard in Romania on August 24.
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The rest are being built at the Metal Shark shipyard in Franklin, Louisiana, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) southwest of Baton Rouge.
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Democratic Representative Chellie Pingree of Maine expressed concern that a deferral could delay maintenance at a Portsmouth naval shipyard in her state.
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Earlier this month, Public Citizen called on the administration to expand the rule to cover workers in the construction and shipyard industries.
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But they all eventually come to our shipyard in Oss at least three or four times while their yachts are being built.
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The two new warships were launched at the Dalian shipyard in northeast China last Friday, the state-run newspaper Global Times reported.
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The main event, held in the Giardini gardens and the Arsenale, a former shipyard and arsenal, consists, as usual, of two elements.
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Workers have been occupying the shipyard for the last week and vowed Monday to continue to fight to keep it in business.
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Construction of a third aircraft carrier is believed to be underway at China&aposs Jiangnan Shipyard, satellite photos revealed earlier this year.
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Marlow Yachts, a Florida-based shipyard, unveiled the completed Marlow Voyager 100 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show earlier this year.
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It was also not clear whether the active duty sailor targeted the three shipyard workers — Department of Defense civilians — or fired indiscriminately.
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The shooting took place Wednesday afternoon at Dry Dock 2 of the shipyard which is located at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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An active-duty sailor opened fire at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard on Wednesday, killing two civilians before taking his own life.
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The military didn't release a motive or any identifying information about the sailor who opened fire Wednesday at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
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The San Francisco Naval Shipyard was once home to a nuclear testing site where scientists ran tests on ships exposed to atomic weapons.
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To the south is a development project for Hunter's Point, the San Francisco shipyard that was once home to secret nuclear radiation testing.
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Born in Madison, Wisconsin, to parents who were then a library sciences student and a shipyard worker, Abrams grew up in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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But the future of the shipyard that employs 2,500 workers had been uncertain before the cruise operator began ordering further ships from 2014.
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He finished a 14-hour shift at the Mobile shipyard before getting in his truck for the 45-minute drive back to Pensacola.
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The first ship is scheduled to take passengers from Miami to the Caribbean after construction is completed at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa.
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The investigation was sparked by the death of a North Korean working as a welder at a major shipyard in the Gdansk region.
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Early on Wednesday morning it was towed from Dalian Shipyard, in Liaoning Province, to a nearby wharf, China's Ministry of National Defense said.
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Glentoran is from the heavily Protestant area of East Belfast, in the shadow of the Harland and Wolff shipyard, which built the Titanic.
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The GulfDrill venture will charter two of its rigs from Oslo- and New York-listed Seadrill and three more from an unnamed shipyard.
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Satellite images of the Jiangnan shipyard outside Shanghai in September show work progressing steadily on China's first full-size, domestically built aircraft carrier.
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Russia began building the plant in the city of Severodvinsk in 2007, then construction moved to the St. Petersburg shipyard a year later.
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Austrian shipyard Silent Yachts debuted a new 55-foot catamaran that runs on solar power earlier this year at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The Croatian government said on Thursday it would help a troubled shipyard owned by Uljanik, the country's largest shipbuilder, resume production.
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No Total employees were killed or injured in the incident, which took place around 0545 GMT at the shipyard in Geoje, he added.
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Still, Bermudez called the Nampo shipyard activities on the regime's west coast "a strong indicator that Pyongyang is advancing" in its SLBM program.
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One recent workday, the market was mostly empty, with about a dozen restaurants as well as uniform shops catering to shipyard workers closed.
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New York (CNN Business)Harland and Wolff, the 2000-year-old shipyard in Northern Ireland that built the Titanic, is preparing for bankruptcy.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's Meyer Turku shipyard said on Tuesday it had won an order for two new cruise ships from Royal Caribbean (RCL.
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Effects from rising tides will be felt at bases from Parris Island to Key West, from Pearl Harbor-Hickam to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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Brazilian authorities searched Sembcorp's shipyard in Brazil in July, underscoring the staying power of the wide-ranging graft investigation that began in 2014.
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Gabriel Antonio Romero, an active-duty US Navy sailor, opened fire at the Pearl Harbor Naval shipyard on Wednesday, US Navy officials said.
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On December 4, a sailor at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii shot and killed two people before killing himself, authorities said.
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" As an example, he said when Philadelphia's Naval Shipyard closed in the 1990s it was "a grim time and people were pretty pessimistic.
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Some 2000,21 workers walked out of their jobs and hit the streets, joining another 224,2555 shipyard workers who had already been called out.
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He grew up in Waianae on the island of Oahu and came from a family of shipyard workers, according to Hawaii News Now.
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Barrow just needs to look at when it last had a Conservative MP — we lost ten thousand or so jobs from the shipyard.
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He added that in order to promote jobs in France, Macron came up with the idea to increase France's control of the shipyard.
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The material also can be found in coal slag, a component of some of the abrasive powders used in construction and shipyard work.
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GTT said on Monday it received an order from a Korean shipyard concerning the tank design of two new 174,000 m³ LNG carriers.
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Despite the financial difficulties on the initial order, the shipyard in 2400 signed up to build more vessels, believing profit would eventually materialize.
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