On-Line Archive From August 1999 AMO Homepage IN THIS ISSUE News Interocean Ugland Management to take over operation of five U.S.-flagged car carriers Industrial Challenger proves value as national security asset Views Members get top credit for short-notice activation of SL-7 vessels Great Lakes U.S.-flag cargo float hits high-water mark in July

September 2004 On-Line Edition Charters Add 11 LMSRs To AMO Fleet AMSEA, 3PSC To Operate Bob Hope Class, Converted Vessels The USNS Yano is one of nine large, medium-speed roll-on/roll-off ships to be operated for the Navy’s Military Sealift Command by American Overseas Marine Inc. (AMSEA) under a newly awarded charter. AMO will represent all of the licensed officers on the LMSRs. The USNS Gilliland and a second LMSR, the USNS Gordon, will be operated for MSC by 3PSC LLC, which employs AMO in all licensed positions. The AMSEA and 3PSC LMSRs will join eight LMSRs operated for MSC by Maersk Line Ltd. in the AMO deep-sea fleet. Full Text Of Article

MEMBER BULLETINS AMO CURRENTS: Useful Information About Managing Your American Maritime Officers 401(k) Account Ships asked to call ahead with time of arrival TRAINING AMO engineering officers advised to complete license upgrades for first assistant, chief engineer as soon as possible RTM STAR Center receives Coast Guard approval for steam crossover course; next class begins Oct. 4

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