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    1. Rouen is necessarily the entrepot of almost all the goods which are brought either from foreign countries, or from the maritime provinces of France, for the consumption of the great city of Paris


    2. The seat of such manufactures, as they are generally introduced by the scheme and project of a few individuals, is sometimes established in a maritime city, and sometimes in an inland town, according as their interest, judgment, or caprice, happen to determine


    3. different types of maritime careers, both received practical


    4. The salary was good, and he needed a good salary to live his lifestyle, but he often dreamt of going back to the Highlands of Scotland and his old job as a maritime pilot in the Moray Firth


    5. Athens’s Empire was primarily maritime and commercial


    6. We had become quite the maritime nation


    7. He invited us to visit Venetia and I agreed, since I thought it would be a good opportunity to study this maritime power’s navy


    8. It has further been said that to reach it sliding the waters of its spell bound port represents “one the world’s great maritime moments”


    9. Roger and Josie chose a camping ground at the shore from which they had a perfect view of the Rock and all maritime activity through the Strait of Gibralatar


    10. District Court’s original maritime jurisdiction

    11. some admiralty or maritime matters because the yard was choked


    12. Our outside admiralty and maritime lawyer, Sheldon Vogel’s office was nearby on Wall Street


    13. Kennedy, a World War Two Navy officer, was interested in maritime issues, as were Treasury Secretary C


    14. Three of the five fisherman were eventually saved, including a retired Coast Guard warrant officer, in one of the most hazardous and skillful rescues in maritime history (Walker, pp


    15. Noted maritime historian Frederick Stonehouse wrote the story of the Mesquite and has chronicled the Coast Guard in several other books


    16. The history of inter-service cooperation paid off in the Gulf War, where “Navy harbor defense, special warfare, explosive ordnance disposal units, and Coast Guard port security units formed the final maritime line of defense in the key ports


    17. Coast Guard Commandant Admiral James Loy termed “the New Normalcy” conditions for maritime security (Conroy, Proceedings, November 2001, pp


    18. The Revenue Marine rescued imperiled mariners, enforced maritime law, and monitored aids to navigation and lighthouses


    19. The Coast Guard leased the Presque Isle Lighthouse to a Michigan historical society, and the Cana Island Lighthouse to the Door County (Wisconsin) Maritime Museum


    20. Maritime law enforcement put the Coast Guard directly into the war against alcoholic beverages during the Prohibition era (1920 -33)

    21. The Taney was in the custody of the Baltimore Maritime Museum, and is the last surviving ship which was present during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor (7 December 1941)


    22. ” with “the Coast Guard providing smaller maritime security for peacetime


    23. The Coast Guard cooperates with other government agencies in carrying out its multiple missions, including the Maritime Administration (MARAD)


    24. Effective maritime intelligence is essential for the protection of U


    25. The following month, Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge warned of international terrorist interest in maritime operations and port security


    26. The Coast Guard Academy graduate experienced maritime combat in World War Two


    27. The Massachusetts solon gained a familiarity with the Coast Guard from his service on the SASC and his life in a maritime state


    28. National NLUS President Fanning credited the Coast Guard with being the primary federal agency for maritime law enforcement and security, and said the naval service was chronically under staffed and underfunded, given its responsibility over “25,000 miles of coastline to patrol, 350 ports,” and thousands of “foreign flag ships, many of them carrying hazardous materials,” some of which come ”from countries identified by the U


    29. Among the singular events: the deployment of the CGC Chase to the Persian Gulf to support the United Nations oil embargo against Iraq; Operation New Frontier which initiated the use of special pursuit boats and armed helicopters; training teams sent to the former Soviet Republics of Azerbaijan and Georgia to develop and train national coast guards; the development of coordinated pollution control and response plans with Russia and Mexico; a National Strike Force response to an oil spill in the Galapagos Islands; the combining of BM/QM and ET/FT ratings, and the creation of OS and IT rates; the global circumnavigation of the CGC Sherman; the largest Coast Guard port security operation since World War Two in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States; and the drafting of a terrorist resolution which was passed by the International Maritime Organization (Coast Guard, “Adm


    30. In the Spring of 2002 Coast Guard boat crews from a maritime safety and security team led by a tactical law enforcement unit cooperated with the USMC in rigorous terrorist training exercises in the harbor waters off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina

    31. The USCG was launched upon the heritage of the Revenue Marine Service and its missions of life saving, aids to navigation, maritime law enforcement, and participation in the nation"s wars under the periodic jurisdiction of the United States Navy


    32. The systems are intended to increase maritime security, national defense, and cutter maritime awareness


    33. The earliest and smallest of the naval services of the United States, from its beginnings as the Revenue Marine to the present, the Coast Guard has been assigned multi-mission maritime safety, law enforcement and military defense tasks


    34. Naval Institute, and the National Maritime Historical Society


    35. ) The USCG celebrated 200 years of maritime service


    36. Loy reminded members of the service that “the mission of maritime security is not new to us


    37. International Rules: rules governing navigation on the high seas established by agreement among maritime nations


    38. Maritime: pertaining to the sea; maritime nations are nations which have a sea coast


    39. Cambridge, Md: Cornell Maritime Press, 1972


    40. 01, and involve an area of strategic responsibility along the maritime borders of several states and Canada

    41. Supreme Court strengthened the maritime law enforcement authority of the USCG and other federal agencies in a decision that stated that federal agents could randomly board boats, ships, and other watercraft on inland waters adjacent to open waters


    42. Therefore, maritime checks, boarding, and seizures by definition and procedure must be random (“High Court…,” 1983)


    43. The Coast Guard has not enforced every maritime regulation with equal enthusiasm


    44. The maritime border between Canada and the United States is porous


    45. Local, state and federal public safety agencies cooperated with Canadian maritime security officials to enforce area restrictions (“Super Bowl…,” 2006)


    46. miles of maritime border


    47. The two nations have cooperated in commercial shipping, safety, and port security matters in a maritime domain that has handled an estimated 200 million tons of cargo per year


    48. Allen was Atlantic Area Commander and Commander of the Atlantic Maritime Defense Zone


    49. 1973 USCG Pollution Strike Teams were created to police maritime oil and chemical pollution


    50. 1986 The USCG activated the Maritime Defense Zone in coordination with the U













































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