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  • AMERICAN MARITIME OFFICER
      September 2005 On-Line Edition

    AMO fast sealift jobs secure as Maersk Line lands charter
    The USNS Antares is one of eight converted SL-7s that will be operated for Military Sealift Command by Maersk Line Ltd. and manned in all licensed positions by American Maritime Officers. The fast sealift ships were previously operated by American Overseas Marine Corp. and manned by AMO.

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    Jones Act waived in Katrina's aftermath
    Domestic maritime interests reacted cautiously to the Bush administration's emergency suspension of the Jones Act in coastal energy trades after Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans and other Gulf Coast communities.

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