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2021 in Review: The Maritime Executive's Top Editorials of the Year

28 DEC 2021

2021 in Review: The Maritime Executive's Top Editorials of the Year

 

 

2021 was a year for the record books in the shipping industry, and The Maritime Executive has been pleased to share expert perspectives from shipping insiders on the latest developments. Tens of thousands of readers visited our site for guest pieces on GPS hacking; alternative propulsion; marine casualties; port development; maritime history; and so much more. Catch up on the year's biggest news and views with this list of TME's most popular opinion posts of 2021. 

 

1.      Who "Moved" the Position of a U.S. Navy Ship From Odessa to Crimea?

2.      Modular Molten Salt Nuclear Power for Maritime Propulsion

3.      Ever Given – What Happens Now?

4.      The Risk of Cargo Liquefaction

5.      Lamu Port: Kenya's Transshipment Hub Risks Becoming a White Elephant

6.      West of Diego Garcia, India is Building an Island Base of its Own

7.      New Home for the Last Surviving Landing Craft-Tank From D-Day

8.      Australia Reconsiders $70B Deal for French Submarines

9.      Royal Navy Revives Tall Ship Training for the First Time in Decades

10.  A Multi-Slat Hydrofoil for Low-Speed Sailing in Heavy Seas

 

The opinions expressed herein are the author's and not necessarily those of The Maritime Executive.

PUBLISHED DEC 27, 2021 4:27 PM BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE

 

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Today
8:03am
Hi Jenna! I made a new design, and i wanted to show it to you.
8:03am
It's quite clean and it's inspired from Bulkit.
8:12am
Oh really??! I want to see that.
8:13am
FYI it was done in less than a day.
8:17am
Great to hear it. Just send me the PSD files so i can have a look at it.
8:18am
And if you have a prototype, you can also send me the link to it.

Monday
4:55pm
Hey Jenna, what's up?
4:56pm
Iam coming to LA tomorrow. Interested in having lunch?
5:21pm
Hey mate, it's been a while. Sure I would love to.
5:27pm
Ok. Let's say i pick you up at 12:30 at work, works?
5:43pm
Yup, that works great.
5:44pm
And yeah, don't forget to bring some of my favourite cheese cake.
5:27pm
No worries

Today
2:01pm
Hello Jenna, did you read my proposal?
2:01pm
Didn't hear from you since i sent it.
2:02pm
Hello Milly, Iam really sorry, Iam so busy recently, but i had the time to read it.
2:04pm
And what did you think about it?
2:05pm
Actually it's quite good, there might be some small changes but overall it's great.
2:07pm
I think that i can give it to my boss at this stage.
2:09pm
Crossing fingers then

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