Marie H with Dioskouroi
Boyer Towing’s tug Marie H paid a short visit to Honolulu Harbor. She was on her way to Kwajalein with...
Boyer Towing’s tug Marie H paid a short visit to Honolulu Harbor. She was on her way to Kwajalein with...
The fireboat, Moku Ahi,* a familiar fixture at Pier 15 in Honolulu Harbor for almost 30 years, is gone. Moku...
By Gabe Nelson Oil Spill Response Vessel NRC Sentry relocated to Honolulu Harbor from St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Sentry, an offshore...
Since the mid-1800s, tourists have been attracted to Kīlauea on the island of Hawai‘i (Big Island). The growing reputation of the active...
There were some tense moments as the Suezmax tanker Cap Philippe was making her way inbound to Honolulu Harbor. Cap Philippe...
Arctic P is not your typical luxury yacht. She was launched in 1969 as Arctic, an ocean-going tug with icebreaking capability. She was...
The Japan Coast Guard ship Kojima (PL 21) visited Honolulu Harbor in May. She operates as a training vessel for cadets...
The Japanese training ship Kaiwo Maru sailed from Honolulu Harbor on 10 May 2018. Unfortunately, the crowd watching the departure...
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