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Huge Crane Put In Place To Clear Baltimore Bridge Debris As Crews Assess Damage
The biggest operational crane on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard towered over Baltimore's port on Friday, ready to begin clearing the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge days after a cargo ship crashed into it, sending the span crashing into the harbo
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The Amphibious Arena Has a New Marine Craft: Meet Textron Systems' SECAT
Military efforts at sea and on land rely heavily on supply and cargo operations. In expeditionary warfare, having the proper equipment in the right place at the right time is critical, and failing to deliver it quickly and efficiently might result in the operation failing.
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Oil Slick In Gulf Of Kutch After Major Cargo Ship Collision
A major collision took place between two oil tankers in Gujarat's Gulf of Kutch on Friday night, leading to an oil slick in the Arabian sea, Gujarat's PRO Defence said today.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft Heads to ISS With Cargo After Successful Launch
NASA said SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft launched at 2:48am ET (12:18pm IST]) on a mission to deliver more than 5,500 pounds of cargo.
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More Dogs Die On United Than On Any Other Airline. Here's Why.
It was a horrific incident that grabbed headlines and incited the ire of dog lovers around the world. A 10-month-old French bulldog died on a United Airlines flight after his carrier was placed inside a cabin overhead compartment at the direction of a flight attendant.
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Gold, Platinum Bars Spill Across Russian Runway As Plane Door Flies Open
A plane in Russia lost much of its precious cargo after a door accidentally flew open upon takeoff and sent gold and platinum bars as well as diamonds flying across the runway. According to local news reports, at least three tonnes of gold worth a stunning $378 million was scattered across the tarmac. The incident took place on Thursday in Russia's...
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Here Comes Your Own Little Place In Space. It's Not A Room With A View.
While the dream world of Hiltons on the moon and Zenon-esque space stations are still the stuff of science fiction novels, inflatable space suites, or maybe they should be called pods, or better yet, clamshells, might not be as far off.
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Bomb That Downed Russian Plane in Egypt Placed in Main Cabin: Report
A bomb that downed a Russian plane in Egypt last month had been placed in the aircraft's main cabin not in the cargo compartment as reported earlier, the daily Kommersant said today citing an unnamed source.
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Ukrainian Cargo Plane With Seven on Board Crashes in Algeria: Official
A Ukrainian cargo plane with seven people on board crashed in Algeria's far south on Saturday, an Algerian transport ministry official said.
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Cyclone Phailin: Paradip Port in Odisha shuts operations
Paradip Port shut all cargo operations, plants and machinery on Friday and put in place a contingency plan to meet any eventuality due to Cyclone Phailin which is expected to hit the eastern coast today.
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India protests over two fishermen shot dead by Italian ship's guards
India summoned the Italian envoy on Thursday to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel and underlined that the captain of the ship should cooperate withIndia on Thursday summoned the Italian envoy to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo ve...
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Huge Crane Put In Place To Clear Baltimore Bridge Debris As Crews Assess Damage
The biggest operational crane on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard towered over Baltimore's port on Friday, ready to begin clearing the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge days after a cargo ship crashed into it, sending the span crashing into the harbo
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The Amphibious Arena Has a New Marine Craft: Meet Textron Systems' SECAT
Military efforts at sea and on land rely heavily on supply and cargo operations. In expeditionary warfare, having the proper equipment in the right place at the right time is critical, and failing to deliver it quickly and efficiently might result in the operation failing.
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Oil Slick In Gulf Of Kutch After Major Cargo Ship Collision
A major collision took place between two oil tankers in Gujarat's Gulf of Kutch on Friday night, leading to an oil slick in the Arabian sea, Gujarat's PRO Defence said today.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft Heads to ISS With Cargo After Successful Launch
NASA said SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft launched at 2:48am ET (12:18pm IST]) on a mission to deliver more than 5,500 pounds of cargo.
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More Dogs Die On United Than On Any Other Airline. Here's Why.
It was a horrific incident that grabbed headlines and incited the ire of dog lovers around the world. A 10-month-old French bulldog died on a United Airlines flight after his carrier was placed inside a cabin overhead compartment at the direction of a flight attendant.
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Gold, Platinum Bars Spill Across Russian Runway As Plane Door Flies Open
A plane in Russia lost much of its precious cargo after a door accidentally flew open upon takeoff and sent gold and platinum bars as well as diamonds flying across the runway. According to local news reports, at least three tonnes of gold worth a stunning $378 million was scattered across the tarmac. The incident took place on Thursday in Russia's...
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Here Comes Your Own Little Place In Space. It's Not A Room With A View.
While the dream world of Hiltons on the moon and Zenon-esque space stations are still the stuff of science fiction novels, inflatable space suites, or maybe they should be called pods, or better yet, clamshells, might not be as far off.
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Bomb That Downed Russian Plane in Egypt Placed in Main Cabin: Report
A bomb that downed a Russian plane in Egypt last month had been placed in the aircraft's main cabin not in the cargo compartment as reported earlier, the daily Kommersant said today citing an unnamed source.
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Ukrainian Cargo Plane With Seven on Board Crashes in Algeria: Official
A Ukrainian cargo plane with seven people on board crashed in Algeria's far south on Saturday, an Algerian transport ministry official said.
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Cyclone Phailin: Paradip Port in Odisha shuts operations
Paradip Port shut all cargo operations, plants and machinery on Friday and put in place a contingency plan to meet any eventuality due to Cyclone Phailin which is expected to hit the eastern coast today.
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India protests over two fishermen shot dead by Italian ship's guards
India summoned the Italian envoy on Thursday to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel and underlined that the captain of the ship should cooperate withIndia on Thursday summoned the Italian envoy to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo ve...
