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In an inspiring development, the NGO Mercy Ships Denmark, which owns the world’s biggest civilian hospital ships, and the maritime recruitment company MARPRO have joined forces to boost their … |
Naval architects BMT has completed a series of service life extension upgrades on Africa Mercy, a hospital vessel operated by non-profit Mercy Ships. Following the succes ..
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Teresa Stevens Story
Teresa has spent a great deal of her life before inventing Guardian in the catering industry so had little experience of the shipping world. Teresa became interested in anti-piracy issues after reading an article in the press in 2011. She awoke one Sunday morning with an idea of how to prevent pirates boarding ships transiting the HRA’s of the world’s oceans.
Teresa explained her idea to husband David, an engineer who then spent the rest of the day building a...
https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2021/02/24/teresa-stevens-story/
International humanitarian NGO Mercy Ships recently unveiled its newest hospital ship, Global Mercy. The 174-metre, 37,000-tonne vessel is equipped with six operating ..
Stena Line’s able able seamen, Martina Thowsen and Alexander Gustafsson, are joining Mercy Ships’ hospital ship “Africa Mercy” as volunteers.
Stena Line’s able seamen volunteer for Mercy Ships
In the next few days two of Stena Line’s able seamen, Martina Thowsen and Alexander Gustafsson, will commence their journey in the Las Palmas ship yard where the hospital ship Africa Mercy is scheduled for maintenance before continuing the journey down to the coast of Senegal. Exactly what their specific...
http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2019/06/19/stena-lines-able-seamen-volunteer-for-mercy-ships/