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Do you know what MASS stands for?

SAFETY4SEA 26 Sep 2023
Fully autonomous ship ... Furthermore, from February 26 to March 1 2022, the Designing the Future of Full Autonomous Ship (DFFAS) consortium conducted a successful trial simulating the actual operation of a fully autonomous ship by having the vessel sail a distance of approximately 790 kilometers between Tokyo Bay and Ise Bay.
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Tokyo MOU: Fire Safety is one of the most frequently detainable deficiencies

SAFETY4SEA 25 Sep 2023
In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Kubota Hideo, Tokyo MOU Secretariat, observes that the pandemic has led to an increase in the detention rate and the regional detention rate, while the number of ship inspections has returned to pre-pandemic levels ... – List of under‐performing ships is published on the Tokyo MOU web‐site monthly.
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This Week in WWII, Lest We Forget

Biltmore Beacon 25 Sep 2023
At sea, U-boats sank four ships; 24 died ... At sea, U-boats sank four ships; 54 died ... At sea, U-boats sank four ships; 16 died ... On Guadalcanal, the battle ground on with no end in sight as the Japanese resupplied their troops with nightly runs of the ‘Tokyo Express’ ... At sea, Axis forces sank five ships; 27 died ... Axis forces sank four ships; 34 died.
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Arthur Cyr: September 11, 2001

Sturgis Journal 23 Sep 2023
The anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, on the World Trade Center twin towers in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and in the skies over Pennsylvania, demands considered reflection ... Pearl Harbor demonstrated Tokyo's innovative use of tactical aircraft for strategic destruction of capital ships ... Learn More ... — Arthur I.
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Biden Dares Xi With Drone Ships; U.S. Army Ghost Fleet To Track Chinese Navy In Indo-Pacific

Hindustan Times 22 Sep 2023
deployed two drone ships at a port near Tokyo, Japan in the Western Pacific ... ....
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History comes full circle with Japan-U.S. summit in Columbus

The Columbus Dispatch 22 Sep 2023
In 1853, Commodore Perry sailed into Tokyo harbor with a heavily armed squadron of steam-powered ships and delivered a message from President Millard Fillmore advising Japanese authorities to open trade relations with the U.S ... ships, marking the beginning of diplomatic relations, according to an article in Smithsonian Magazine.
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Japan records trade deficit in August

The Manila Times 20 Sep 2023
TOKYO. Japan's exports fell 0.8 percent last month from a year earlier, with steep declines in shipments to China and the rest of Asia, its largest regional market ... STEEP DROP A container ship is loaded and unloaded at a container terminal at a port of Kawasaki near Tokyo on March 9, 2022 ... 20, 2023. AP PHOTO ... AP ....
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Japan Trade

Beaumont Enterprise 20 Sep 2023
FILE - A container ship is loaded and unloaded at a ...
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INNOVATIONwhite™ Ceramic Knives by KYOCERA Enhance Grip Ability and Cutting Control, Available Now on Indiegogo

The Joplin Globe 19 Sep 2023
The white knives are available with white, black, red, blue, or green handles, shipping in sustainable, plastic-free retail packaging. The design collaboration with Tokyo-based designer Yohei Kuwano, a first for Kyocera, reflects the company's commitment to innovation and design excellence.
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Lepta Shipping signs for four LPG carriers

Splash24/7 18 Sep 2023
Tokyo-headquartered Lepta Shipping has ordered four midsize gas carriers at Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding (YAMIC) ... to deliver the 40,000 cu m ships in 2026 and 2027.
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Cyr column: September 11, 2001

Bryan County News 15 Sep 2023
By Arthur I. Cyr. Special to the Herald Democrat ... Two decades provide useful distance for relatively dispassionate discussion of how we reacted to the shocking, grotesque mass murder ... Illegal anti-Islamic acts brought prosecution ... Pearl Harbor demonstrated Tokyo’s innovative use of tactical aircraft for strategic destruction of capital ships.
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CORE POWER Adds US Heavyweights to Global Advisory Board

The Maritime Executive 11 Sep 2023
... Environmental, and Management Services with the Holland America Group, overseeing more than 40 cruise ships sailing around the world with Princess, Holland America, Seabourn, and P&O Australia Cruise Lines ... Motoko Ishii, former COO of Mitsubishi Corp., Ship Dept in Tokyo, Japan.
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Arthur Cyr: Japan and South Korea reach important accord

Sturgis Journal 09 Sep 2023
Seoul and Tokyo will also significantly expand communication and cooperation related to security ... One of the most dramatic incidents occurred in 1973, when South Korea government agents kidnapped him from a Tokyo hotel and took him to a ship, where they intended to kill him at sea.
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FOCUS: Japan-China row on Fukushima water feared to persist, hinder dialogue

Kyodo 07 Sep 2023
Repeated intrusions by Chinese ships into Japanese waters around the Tokyo-controlled Senkaku Islands, which Beijing claims, continue in the East China Sea ... The possibility of Tokyo filing a complaint to the World Trade Organization to counter Beijing's suspension of seafood imports could further complicate the dispute.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

Rapid City Journal 07 Sep 2023
Today's highlight. On Sept ... On this date ... In 1977, the Panama Canal treaties, calling for the U.S ... In 2008, troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were placed in government conservator-ship. In 2013, Tokyo was awarded the 2020 Summer Olympics, defeating Istanbul in the final round of secret voting by the International Olympic Committee ... ....

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