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Jun 20th, 2008 by bobcouttie
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New: MAC Special - Lessons From The Danica White
Piracy has continued unabated since the taking of the Danica White in 2007.
Are lessons being learned? Bob Couttie and the Nautical Institute’s Steve Jones
discuss modern piracy.
New:
The Case Of The Unlucky Hooker
When Pasha Bulker dropped her nearly 7.5 tonnes anchor
off the coast of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia,
nobody expected that a disaster would make this
Unlucky Hooker a flawed local hero
UP NEXT: The Case Of The British Trent
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New: MAC Special - Lessons From The Danica White
Piracy has continued unabated since the taking of the Danica White in 2007.
Are lessons being learned? Bob Couttie and the Nautical Institute’s Steve Jones
discuss modern piracy.
The Case Of The Unlucky Hooker
When Pasha Bulker dropped her nearly 7.5 tonnes anchor
off the coast of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia,
nobody expected that a disaster would make this
Unlucky Hooker a flawed local hero
New: The Case Of The One Way Assassin
Kurt was a young ambitious officer with the world of command ahead of him
but he forgot the golden rule: when you go into a trap,
make sure you’ve got two pairs of eyes.
The Case Of The Rusty Assassin
Three men lay dead in the anchor locker.
What they’d need to stay alive was everywhere around them
except in the one place it could have saved them:
The air they breathed
The Case Of The Cygnet’s Kiss
Beware, overconfidence and single watchkeeping
could be the swan song for your career
The Case Of The Bosun’s Omen
When Lee played pontoon, the heavyweights
were inclined to clobber him.
He should have seen it coming.
The Case Of The Bendy Boxer
She was a fast lady, but like many fast ladies
she had a hidden fatal flaw
The Case Of The Acidic Assassin
Job Deolopez had carried out the task many times over the past year and never got into trouble before. His first time was his last
The Case Of The Triple Cross
A ferry with a faulty radar, a containership closing a half a mile a minute, and an oil tanker, all trying to occupy the same space at the same time -
can a mad German dentist avoid disaster?
The Case Of The Fall From Grace
If you don’t look after your lifeboat,
it won’t look after you
The Case Of The Unfamiliar Mariner
“Bow Mariner, Bow Mariner, this is Bow Mariner,
we are on fire, we are on fire, Mayday,Mayday…“
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