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TANK SHIPS Cardona, Mrs. Jeanne L. Vol. 68, No. 2; The Marine Transportation System; Summer 2011; "The Ship'sAgent: Themaritime principal's eyes, ears, and hands in the port." p. 40 TONNAGE Johnson, Jr., Mr. Collister Vol. 68, No. 2; The Marine Transportation System; Summer 2011; "The St. Lawrence Seaway:Avital transportation treasure." p. 42 Little, Mr. Stephen D. Vol. 68, No. 2; The Marine Transportation System; Summer 2011; "InlandWaterways Infrastructure Revitalization: The InlandWa- terways Capital Development Plan." p. 50 McGregor, Mr. Brian M. Vol. 68, No. 2; The Marine Transportation System; Summer 2011; "InfrastructureMovesAgriculture: Reliable waterways provide re- siliency and enhance recovery after disruptions." p. 54 WATERWAYSMANAGEMENT Allen, Sr., Mr. Craig H. Vol. 68, No. 1;Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "How Nar- row is 'Narrow?'" NAVSAC recommends the Coast Guard de- velop navigation criteria." p. 16 Arroyo, Mr. Jorge Vol. 68, No. 1;Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "The Auto- matic Identification System: Then, now, and in the future." p. 51 Berkson, Dr. Jonathan Vol. 68,No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Coast Guard Cooperation in the Arctic: USCGC Healy's continental shelf mis- sion." p. 58 Bright, LCDR Charles Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Abandoned and Derelict Vessel Removal." p. 28 Cairns, Mr. Bill Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "e-Naviga- tion: Revolution and evolution." p. 48 Cook, CAPT Pauline Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Champion's Point of View." p. 5 Detweiler, Jr., Mr. George Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Offshore Re- newable Energy Installations: Impact on navigation and marine safety." p. 19 Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Collaborat- ing toMitigate Risk: The tools that guide the process." p. 22 Goward, Mr. Dana Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "Director's Perspective." p. 4 Jordan, Mr. Thomas Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; Chemical of the Quarter; "UnderstandingMuds." p. 83 Krause, LCDR Michael Vol. 68,No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Coast Guard Cooperation in the Arctic: USCGC Healy's continental shelf mis- sion." p. 58 Lahn,Mr. Burt Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Collaborat- ing toMitigate Risk: The tools that guide the process." p. 22 LaRue, Jr., Mr. Edward J. Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Developing Navigation Standards: The IMO Subcommittee on Safety of Nav- igation." p. 45 Lundstrom, Ms. Joan Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "The San Francisco Bay Region's Harbor Safety Committee: Communication and collaboration fuel success." p. 32 Mack, CDR Lisa Vol. 68,No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "International Ice Patrol: Guardians on the Grand Banks." p. 61 Maffia, LCDR Tony Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Collaborat- ing toMitigate Risk: The tools that guide the process." p. 22 Moose, LCDR Ellis H. Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "Improving theMarine Event Program." p. 25 Morgan, LT Benjamin Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "Domestic Icebreaking Operations." p. 39 Steele, Ms. Carolyn Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; Lessons Learned; "Against the Flow: Strong currents, high water over- whelm a tow." p. 64 Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; Lessons Learned; "Flying Blind: Thick fog, faulty communications, and in- experience lead to disaster on theMississippi." p. 73 Tlapa, CDR Gregory Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "The "Black Hull" Fleet:Multi-function assets formulti-mission duty." p. 10 Trainor, Mr. Robert Vol. 68, No. 1;WaterwaysManagement; Spring 2011; "VisualAids to Navigation: Dispelling themyths." p. 6 Watson, Captain Michael R. Vol. 68, No. 1; Waterways Management; Spring 2011; "Pilotage: One of the oldest yet least-understood maritime professions." p. 36 www.uscg.mil/proceedings Proceedings Spring 2012 13 2011Annual Editorial Index Articles