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Coast Guard Commandant delivers State of the Coast Guard address in Charleston
The Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard outlined the vision for the service and highlighted the accomplishments of its people Thursday during the State of the Coast Guard Address in Charleston.
MITAGS Approved to Conduct Proficiency in Survival Craft
MITAGS has received approval, from the National Maritime Center, to conduct Proficiency in Survival Craft – Original and Refresher.
MITAGS Hosts Additional Group of TST Corporation Employees for Coast Guard VTS Training Program
Last year, MITAGS hosted several operators from Japan’s Toyo Shingo Tsushinsha Corporation (TST) – or Toyo Signal Broadcasting Corporation when translated to English - for a two-week US Coast Guard Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) training program in Baltimore, Maryland. TST, again this year, sent several more of their operators for the two-week VTS training program.
World War II Liberty Ship SS JOHN W. BROWN Returning to Baltimore
The World War II Liberty Ship SS JOHN W. BROWN, following a successful scheduled maintenance visit to a Virginia shipyard, will return to Baltimore Sunday, Feb. 9, and relocate to a new mooring site at Pier 13 on the Canton waterfront at Newgate Avenue.
MITAGS Partners with Learn America to Offer Online and Blended Learning Courses
The Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies (MITAGS) has partnered with Learn America to offer online and blended learning courses. Coupled with MITAGS’ maritime education and training expertise, the new online and blended courses will allow students to reduce time spent on campus, yet still provide the high quality education to which they have become accustomed...
USCG to Update Mariner Examination Process
In an effort to provide consistent, quality customer service to all mariners, the National Maritime Center (NMC) is implementing the following changes at all Regional Examination Centers (RECs). These changes take effect Monday, April 6, 2020...