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March, 2008 Moran Tug Service Signs Contract with Cameron LNG January, 2008 Moran Commences Operations in Two North Carolina Ports January, 2008 Moran Acquires a Tugboat Simulator from MarineSafety International April, 2007 Once Again, Moran Towing of Texas Receives the OSPRA Award January, 2007 Continued Growth for Moran LNG ship-docking services December, 2006 Moran Towing and Compania Maritima Pacifico Sign Long Term Marine Services Agreement November, 2006 Paul R. Tregurtha Voted "Maritime Man of the Year" by Massachusetts Maritime Academy November, 2006 Moran's Participation in U.S. Coast Guard Demonstration Earns Citation for Merit October, 2006 Expansive Tugs Area Maritime Company Adds Boats to its Fleet News Article Archive |
May, 2004 Bringing Order Out of Chaos: Rescuing Force Mulberry BY J. WANDRES Just months before the invasion of Normandy in 1944, "Force Mulberry" — in charge of building, towing, and operating the artificial harbors that would support Operation Overlord — desperately needed new leadership for its towing operations. When Edmond Moran, a U.S. naval officer with extensive towing experience, took over this "British operation," things began to turn around quickly. Click for Full Story Reprinted from Naval History with permission; Copyright © 2004 U.S. Naval Institute/www.navalinstitute.org. |
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