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Table of contents of journal: *Naval architect

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PERFECTING STATE-OF-THE-ART MONITORING CONCEPTS AT JRCS

Citation: PERFECTING STATE-OF-THE-ART MONITORING CONCEPTS AT JRCS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 22-22

MARIN SET FOR MAJOR EXPANSION AND UPDATING IN 1999

Citation: MARIN SET FOR MAJOR EXPANSION AND UPDATING IN 1999, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 22

LOOKING GOOD WITH NEW INVESTMENT AT TULCEA

Citation: LOOKING GOOD WITH NEW INVESTMENT AT TULCEA, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 22

FIRST CHINESE CUSTOMER FOR FORAN

Citation: FIRST CHINESE CUSTOMER FOR FORAN, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 23-23

HAPPY QUARTET HIGHLIGHTS HEAVY LIFT CAPABILITY

Citation: HAPPY QUARTET HIGHLIGHTS HEAVY LIFT CAPABILITY, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 23-23

JIANGNAN TARGETS THE VALUE-ADDED SECTOR

Citation: JIANGNAN TARGETS THE VALUE-ADDED SECTOR, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 23-24

SAILING CRUISE VESSEL UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT GONDAN

Citation: SAILING CRUISE VESSEL UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT GONDAN, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 23-23

STORA RO-RO SHIP CONTRACT FOR FLENDER

Citation: STORA RO-RO SHIP CONTRACT FOR FLENDER, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

PREPARING THE DESIGNS OF THE FUTURE

Citation: PREPARING THE DESIGNS OF THE FUTURE, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

BLM TO DELIVER NEW REEFER CRANES

Citation: BLM TO DELIVER NEW REEFER CRANES, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

BULK CRANES DELIVERED FOR SISTER SHIP

Citation: BULK CRANES DELIVERED FOR SISTER SHIP, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

SANOYAS - COMBINING MANPOWER AND TECHNOLOGY FOR OPTIMUM BULKER PRODUCTION

Citation: SANOYAS - COMBINING MANPOWER AND TECHNOLOGY FOR OPTIMUM BULKER PRODUCTION, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

HEALTHY DEMAND FOR LIEBHERR CRANES ON SMALL CONTAINER SHIPS

Citation: HEALTHY DEMAND FOR LIEBHERR CRANES ON SMALL CONTAINER SHIPS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

GALATZ - AN EXPERT IN STEEL HULLS FOR EXPORT

Citation: GALATZ - AN EXPERT IN STEEL HULLS FOR EXPORT, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 24-24

CATHELCO PROTECTION FOR ITALIAN FAST FERRIES

Citation: CATHELCO PROTECTION FOR ITALIAN FAST FERRIES, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 25-25

FOREIGN-INVESTMENT FOR NAVOL YARD

Citation: FOREIGN-INVESTMENT FOR NAVOL YARD, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 25-25

HIGH-STOWING COVERS ENHANCE HANDLING EFFICIENCY

Citation: HIGH-STOWING COVERS ENHANCE HANDLING EFFICIENCY, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 25-25

SEVERNAV SHIPYARD - OFFERING A WIDE-RANGE OF VESSELS

Citation: SEVERNAV SHIPYARD - OFFERING A WIDE-RANGE OF VESSELS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 25-25

TBT FREE ANTIFOULINGS FROM INTERNATIONAL

Citation: TBT FREE ANTIFOULINGS FROM INTERNATIONAL, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 25-25

DESIGNING PROPELLERS - A MATTER OF HANDLING CONFLICTING AIMS

Citation: DESIGNING PROPELLERS - A MATTER OF HANDLING CONFLICTING AIMS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26-26

LOSS OF THE ESTONIA

Authors: LING N

Citation: N. Ling, LOSS OF THE ESTONIA, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26-26

JOTUN CONTRACT FOR EAGLE-CLASS VESSELS

Citation: JOTUN CONTRACT FOR EAGLE-CLASS VESSELS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26-26

MARINE EXPERTS AND THE LEGAL PROCESS

Authors: TUPPER EC

Citation: Ec. Tupper, MARINE EXPERTS AND THE LEGAL PROCESS, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26-27

BIG IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT IS IT BETTER

Citation: BIG IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT IS IT BETTER, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26

5 AT SEA AND EXERCISE NERO

Authors: ANDERSON D

Citation: D. Anderson, 5 AT SEA AND EXERCISE NERO, Naval architect, 1998, pp. 26

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