Proceedings Winter 2011-2012

Defining the Supply Chain

The Secure Chain
Interactions among supply chain members can ensure security.

by Mr. Anthony Barone

The Coast Guard and Customs and Border Protection Partnership
Securing an evolving maritime supply chain.

by LCDR Dan Somma and Ms. Jen Climenhaga

The National Strategy for Global Supply Chain Security
The path to an intermodal security program.

by Ms. Maranda Sorrells, Mr. Michael Callahan and Mr. Sean Moon

The DHS Secure Supply Chain Initiative
Engaging the global community.

by Mr. Sean Moon, CAPT Kevin Kiefer and Ms. Kemba Walden

International Supply Chain Security

International Maritime Organization User Guide
Managing risks to enhance maritime security.

by CAPT Kevin Kiefer and Mr. Marc Mes

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
Regional efforts that support global solutions.

by Mr. Sean Moon

International Port Security
A global challenge.

by LT Dan Orchard

Information Sharing

Notice of Arrival and Departure
A link to maritime domain awareness and safety.

by LT Sharmine Jones

Keeping Cargo Moving
How marine terminals process supply chain data.

by Captain Jeremy Sykes and Mr. Ed Merkle

AIS in Action
Enhancing maritime domain awareness in America’s waterways, ports, and terminals.

by Mr. Jason Tieman

Domestic Suply Chain Security

Securing Certain Dangerous Cargoes

by Mr. Bob Reimann and Mr. Mark Johnson

Multi-Agency Strike Force Operations
Combining forces extends capabilities.

by LCDR Kevin Lynn

Los Angeles Port Police
Using advanced technology to reduce the risk of terrorism.

by Mr. George Cummings

Area Maritime Security Plans
Securing the global supply chain.

by Mr. Michael Smith

MTS Resilence

Revolutionizing MTS Recovery
The Common Assessment and Reporting Tool.

by LTJG Bradley Bergan

Trade Recovery Protocols
Making the supply chain more resilient.

by Mr. Ryan Owens

Protecting the Supply Chain
The marine transportation system recovery unit.

by CDR Carlos Torres

Trade Recovery
A complement to risk management.

by Ms. Louritha Green

 

Lessons Learned from USCG Casualty Investigations

Night Shift
A broken autopilot and sudden loss of stability leave a fishing vessel’s crew fatally shorthanded.

by Ms. Carolyn Steele

Lethal Lifesaver
Carbon dioxide saves a ship but claims two lives.

by Ms. Carolyn Steele

On Deck

Assistant Commandant’s Perspective

By RADM James A. Watson

Champion’s Point of View

By CAPT Paul Thomas

Chemical of the Quarter
Understanding Methyl Ethyl Ketone

By LT Sean Peterson

Nautical Queries

Engineering

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