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    was enough food for the journey, provisions would become scarce or the ship could be…

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    Vanderbilt was one man who helped with America's advancements. He once owned a single ferry, but it soon became a fleet of ships in which they carried cargo and passengers all over the country. Over the next 40 years he built the largest shipping empire in the world and became known as the Commodore. Before the civil war even began and at the peak of his power, he sells his ships and invests everything into Railroads. By the end of the war he has a networth of $60 million, but even with all the…

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    stock and reduce its ordering frequency which will result in freight costs saving. Air shipment can still be used but only for hot or emergency deliveries but not on a regular basis. Certain products are often needed immediately without notice; air cargo will be the perfect mode of transport in such situation. The use of ocean transport is a good and cheap way for longer distances that cannot be covered by trucks. It should be utilized for very large quantity orders and for bulky items. The…

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    environment and has met the requirements of extending the traditional maritime boundaries (National Security Presidential Directive 41). These boundaries now extend well overseas and across vast oceans to begin tracking vessels while they are still loading cargo in a foreign port. The implementation and integration with other countries in the vessel Long Range Identification and Tracking system has been very effective and the International Maritime Organization continues to strive to ensure safe…

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    Amistad Slavery

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    Amistad Ship. The Amistad was a slave ship, traveling to Cuba at the time. On July 2, 1839, 53 captive Africans aboard the Amistad, had broken out of their chains three days into the journey, and boarded the main deck. With weapons that they had picked up, they had killed two of the crewmembers(captain and the cook), and disarmed the rest. They commanded them crewmembers to sail them back to their homeland, but only to be fooled by the cover of darkness, as the crewmember steered the ship north…

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    whether to make his dream into reality. On September 21, 1519, the circumnavigation began from Spain to unknown place. The voyage started with 270 diversity men. Five ships: Trinidad ship led by Ferdinand Magellan also the flagship of the voyage, San Antonio ship run by Juan de Cartagena, Santiago ship led by Joao Serao, Victoria ship run by Luis Mendoza and last The Conception…

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    Air Cargo Leaders Anybody today that ships packages to relatives during the holidays has used at least one of the three major air cargo industry leaders to mail their packages. UPS, FedEx, and DHL are the industry leaders in shipping cargo around the world. But, has anyone ever wondered how they accomplish this feat? How do the packages travel from the post office, UPS Store, or the front door to their destination? UPS United Parcel Service, better known as UPS, was founded in 1907 by James…

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    capable of leading America is not a politician, but a self-made man.” Cornelius Vanderbilt was a shipping magnate who began his career running ferries from New York with cargo and people. He became successful and was nicknamed “The Commodore.” But, Vanderbilt becomes very interested in the railroad industry, causing him to sell all his ships and invest in the industry. This leads him to become the richest man in America at the time. He owned the only bridge that had a track into New York and put…

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    I plan on discussing the rich history of the surface warfare community, while touching on the main missions that drive this particular community. Surface Warfare Officers (SWO’s) are trained extensively to maintain and operate United States Naval ships, their crews, and their systems through providing direction and leading by example. The mission of the Surface Warfare Community forms the backbone of Fleet leaderships and demands that all leaders designated as surface warfare officers excel. A…

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    Amistad Movie Reflection

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    get free with their African people, if you can see John doesn’t appear at the movie too much, but he gets free the African and Cinque, so they can return to Africa. Joseph Cinque: he was the leader of the Africans leads a mutiny and takes over the ship, called…

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