“Illegal dumping of oil and falsification of oil record books are egregious violations. This guilty verdict should serve as a reminder that the Coast Guard and our partners at the Department of Justice will work tirelessly to hold accountable those that seek to deliberately discharge oil and falsif…

[image] ombugge: stop referring to all foreign flag vessels as “FOCs” and all foreign seafarers as “3rd world villagers”? No one on here has ever done that though. That’s another one of your biased assumptions about Americans.

[image] Seago: They are crippled with hubris. Has anyone here ever seen them back down (or their superiors) even when they are wrong? Silly you, you are doing it wrong! You see, it’s up to you to ensure they never have to back down, because you must ensure they always have an out from any pe…

[image] ombugge: and all foreign seafarers as “3rd world villagers”? A couple of times, one poster, about 10 years ago. Get over it.

He’s right about the general perception and tone of US Seafarers towards foreign seafarers, and we all know it. If they wouldn’t work so hard to earn that reputation I might get upset about it.

[image] Capt_Phoenix: No one on here has ever done that though [image] jdcavo: A couple of times, one poster, about 10 years ago. Get over it. What do you think about the quoted statement? [image] Seago: In my survey work, which includes “Master Assist” service during Port State C…

[image] Sirk: Finally, I will repeat the still overlooked question; why did the crew of m/v Donald decide to take such a high risk of illegally dumping oily water overboard? Cost or perception of cost of disposal, implications or implied implications of generating waste needing disposal, and …

[image] Sirk: Finally, I will repeat the still overlooked question; why did the crew of m/v Donald decide to take such a high risk of illegally dumping oily water overboard? It’s not being overlooked, it’s that there’s not enough information in the report to determine why that choice was made…

[image] Kennebec_Captain: Another point; it’s not known with any accuracy if it is in fact high risk. Could be low risk high consequence. It’s low risk high consequence. It’s mainly a matter of convenience. There are any number of ways to temporarily install a way to bypass an OWS. Any mildly…

[image] MAK: don’t make your subordinates do it, or let them see you doing it. Especially if your subordinates hate you! (From the “not detained” article : Filings submitted in the case indicate that the accused chief engineer was the object of the “deep hatred” of his former subordinates, w…

A low risk consequence? Matter of convenience? I beg to differ. This is ILLEGAL. This is in direct contradiction of International Law and Treaty as well as illegal in most coastal flag states. There are legal solutions in case of an emergency to preserve the safety of the crew and vessel (flooding …

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