USNS Mercy Returns to Reduced Operating Status

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New Asia-Pacific LNG Markets in Gazprom’s Sights

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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

LNG carrier: Photo courtesy of Gazprom

Russian energy company Gazprom takes a look at its marketing policy in the international markets of small & large-scale LNG supply in line with its updated LNG production and supply strategy, and decides to focus on the Asia-Pacific market.

Gazprom’s main efforts for expanding large-scale LNG exports are to be focused on the

US Navy Finishes First CANES Installation on USS McCampbell

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Navy Addresses Problems Found on LCS 1’s Maiden Deployment

By Kris Osborn Wednesday, November 27th, 2013 12:27 am
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The Navy is making mechanical changes to its fleet of Littoral Combat Ships as a result of maintenance problems experienced during the maiden deployment of the USS Freedom, or LCS 1, service officials said.

The USS Freedom is finishing up its initial deployment, whic