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WEEK OF MAY 09, 2000

New Prevention Response Tug Returns to Shipyard for Repairs

The new Prevention and Response Tug, Attentive, is returning to the shipyard in Anacortes, Washington for repairs. The Attentive, a tug designed and built specifically for Alyeska Pipeline’s tanker escort operations in Prince William Sound and operated by Crowley Marine Services, developed a hydraulic leak in one of the Aquamaster propulsion unit drive shafts while on her maiden voyage to Alaska at the end of April. The vessel was routed to Seward for inspection and emergency repair work. Last Thursday, Crowley made the decision to return the vessel to the shipyard to further investigate the problem and make satisfactory repairs.


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