Blogs Archives - Page 33 of 49 - Merchant Navy Info

US says it Foiled a Houthi Drone, and Missile Attack at a US Navy ship in the Red Sea

Industry News, Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

AL-MUKALLA: The US military said it destroyed on Wednesday two drones and one ballistic missile. These were fired by Yemen’s Houthi forces against a US Navy ship in the Red Sea. Additionally, decimated a Houthi missile on Yemeni soil. This is the latest in a wave of Houthi missile and drone hits against US Navy […]

US says it Foiled a Houthi Drone, and Missile Attack at a US Navy ship in the Red Sea Read More »

France to get its own £4.3bn Suez Canal connecting Paris to 3 European countries

Industry News, Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

France is about to get its own version of the Suez Canal. Also. this will connect it to three other European countries through Paris. Work on the new Suez Canal the Seine-Nord Europe Canal (SNEC) started in 2023. Moreover, it was nearly 15 years after it was legally greenlit. This with the government eager to break up a

France to get its own £4.3bn Suez Canal connecting Paris to 3 European countries Read More »

Duties of a 4th Engineer on a Ships

Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

The duties of a 4th engineer are set according to the policies of major shipping firms. Additionally, seafarers joining any vessel have to be properly qualified and experienced. Joining a ship being a fourth engineer is the first step toward a sailing career on the ship. Additionally, it is only after taking up a job

Duties of a 4th Engineer on a Ships Read More »

Duties of 3rd Engineer in the Merchant Navy

Blogs / Umar Farooq

A 3rd Engineer, alternatively a 2nd Assistant Engineer, is the position of an engine officer who is working in the engine department on a ship. The 3rd Engineer is supposed to be responsible for boilers, fuel, and auxiliary engines. Additionally, condensate and lastly feed systems. The exact job of a 3rd Engineer about the kind

Duties of 3rd Engineer in the Merchant Navy Read More »

Great War Vessels: What are Ironclad Ships?

Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Sahar Shahzad

The American Civil War in the mid-19th century was the setting for many great events. This list of revolutionary highlights and achievements focuses on the unique development and use of warships known as “ironclad ships. The introduction of armored warships began in France in 1850. However, the Civil War revolutionized the concept and paved the

Great War Vessels: What are Ironclad Ships? Read More »

What Was The Ship’s Original Figurehead?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

The history of shipbuilding dates back to the Middle Ages, when sailing in front of a ship was made by joining wooden boards together. Since then, the shipbuilding process has undergone major changes, ultimately leading to the construction of modern superyachts and cruise ships. However, even in modern times, building a ship is still a

What Was The Ship’s Original Figurehead? Read More »

Taiwan Begins Recovery From Quake as TSMC Resumes Production

Industry News, Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Anmol

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry resumed operations. Rescue workers worked to free injured and trapped residents. As the island began to recover from its worst Quake in 25 years. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. A leading manufacturer of advanced chips for Apple. And Nvidia announced it would resume production within 24 hours after evacuating employees and suspending

Taiwan Begins Recovery From Quake as TSMC Resumes Production Read More »

Viken JV tanker auctioned in Gibraltar to shake off Russian links

Industry News, Blogs, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

A Russian tanker auction has happened. An auction carried out in Gibraltar has resulted in the sale of a 100,000-tonne tanker. Moreover, its ownership structure made it subject to US sanctions in Russia. If the vessel had not been auctioned off then like a lot of the other assets of the country this one too

Viken JV tanker auctioned in Gibraltar to shake off Russian links Read More »

The Suez Canal: An Engineering Feat that Revolutionized Global Trade

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Maritime transportation is essential to our daily lives as it benefits everyone around the world. Although the development of the aviation industry. Has enabled the movement of people and goods more quickly. The shipping industry remains vital to economic growth. The backbone of international trade, freight transport allows tons of goods. From toys to trucks,

The Suez Canal: An Engineering Feat that Revolutionized Global Trade Read More »

Exploring 5 Historic Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, is one of the most mysterious places on Earth. This region, located off the southeast coast. Of the United States in the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico. Is the epicentre of unsolved mysteries. Bermuda Triangle covers an area of 440,000 nautical miles and

Exploring 5 Historic Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle Read More »

Blogs

US says it Foiled a Houthi Drone, and Missile Attack at a US Navy ship in the Red Sea

France to get its own £4.3bn Suez Canal connecting Paris to 3 European countries

Duties of a 4th Engineer on a Ships

Duties of 3rd Engineer in the Merchant Navy

Great War Vessels: What are Ironclad Ships?

What Was The Ship’s Original Figurehead?

Taiwan Begins Recovery From Quake as TSMC Resumes Production

Viken JV tanker auctioned in Gibraltar to shake off Russian links

The Suez Canal: An Engineering Feat that Revolutionized Global Trade

Exploring 5 Historic Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle

About Us

useful links

MNI Social links