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Sales and marketing department of the Moran Towing & Transportation Company. Seated is vice president W. Anthony Watt; Standing (L to R) are: sales representatives Karl B. Eckhardt and Paul J. Quinn; and public information director Frank Duffy. W. Anthony Watt Heads Sales And Marketing Division At Moran Towing Thomas E. Moran, president of Moran Towing & Transportation Company, Inc., has announced new areas of responsibility for vice presi- dent W. Anthony Watt. Mr. Watt took over the sales and marketing division of the company. Working with Mr. Watt will be sales repre- sentatives Karl B. Eckhardt, Paul J. Quinn and public informa- tion director Frank Duffy. A career executive in the mari- time industry with extensive experi- ence in shipyard management and sales, Mr. Watt joined Moran in 1976. He had continued as vice pres- ident of Florida Towing of Jackson- ville, Fla., when that company be- came part of the Moran organiza- tion. In 1978, he came to the head- quarters office of Moran in New York, as manager of the subsidiary company Seaboard Shipping. Mo- ran's board of directors elected Mr. Watt a vice president in 1985. His last assignment for the company was in the construction and repair department. Marinette Delivers First Of Ten Torpedo Weapons Retrievers The first of 10 Torpedo Weapons Retrievers (TWR) under contract at Marinette Marine Corporation in Marinette, Wise., departed the ship- yard recently for delivery to the Naval Sea Systems Command in Charleston, S.C. The TWR Class is an entirely new design developed by Marinette in cooperation with the Navy to meet stringent mission requirements. The new vessels will replace the aging TWRs now in service. They are used by the Navy for recovering spent torpedoes, missiles, small drones, and mobile targets fired during weapons systems tests of all submarines and surface combatant ships. The new TWRs will be capa- ble of staying on station for a week in support of these tests; the smaller existing boats have to return to base BOSTON WHALER CHALLENGER 27 A Wide Body Workboat Only 27 feet long, this new Challenger workboat offers an unusually large cockpit, has an enclosed pilot house and a lockable cabin with bunks and head provisions. Additional features of this multi-use boat include: • Ten foot beam • Durability of an all welded aluminum cabin and deck • I'nsinkability built into a heavy fiberglass s.. hull • Propulsion system choices including outboards, I/B gas or diesel and seadrives. • And the industry's only transferable 10 year warranty on hull and aluminum workmanship. Each boat is built to your specifications and particular application. To learn more about this unique Whaler® work- boat, call or write the Commercial Products Division. BOSTON WHALER, INC./COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS DIVISION 1149 Hingham St., Rockland. MA 02370-0611 Telephone (617) 871-1400 . Telex 940708 at night and return to the test site the next day. The new TWR is 120 feet long with a beam of 25 feet, depth of 12 feet, and approximate displacement of 213 tons. The vessel is all-steel construction with 2,000 bhp of pro- pulsion power, and twin shafts driv- ing fixed-pitch propellers. It has a design speed of 16 knots, range of 1,700 nautical miles, and accommo- dates up to 18 persons. Four more of the TWRs will be ready for departure from the Ma- rinette Marine yard prior to the 1985 closing of the St. Lawrence Seaway. The remaining five will be delivered in the spring of 1986. Bassett Named President Of Interocean Management Circle 111 on Reader Service Card Robert Bassett The chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Interocean Management Corporation, George P. Steele, has announced the elec- tion of Robert S. Bassett as pres- ident of the company. Mr. Basset previously served as executive vice president and has been with Intero- cean Management Corporation since its founding. Interocean Management is a man- aging operator of oceangoing ves- sels, with contracts covering a vari- ety of vessel types including tank- ers, RO/ROs and crane ships. The company currently has ships under contract from major oil companies, independent owners and the Mari- time Administration. Interocean Management is head- quartered in Philadelphia, with a branch office in Long Beach, Calif., to service West Coast ships. 14 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
