September 13 - 15, 2010, Marriott Hotel Washington, Washington, DC
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This presentation will provide you with the latest training procedures, best practices and methods as well as how to evaluate exercises and drills and implement lessons learned. The course will also provide you with the most up-to-date security measures and practical applications to improve the safety and security of vessels, ports, and facilities. The course will guide you through the latest training exercises and best practices you can implement immediately in your organization.
Captain Joe Ahlstrom USMM USNR Professor, SUNY Maritime College Captain James Staples USMM
Maritime crews cannot be expected to know instinctively how to react in extreme conflict situations. This session will provide basic but important advice on how to react both to preventing an attack, and in the worst case scenario, dealing with captivity.
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Session Leader:
Kathy Metcalf Director, Maritime Affairs Chamber of Shipping of America
This workshop will address training and security designed to help mariners deter and disrupt piracy. The session will provide an indepth survey of advanced tactics couples with lessons learned from recent events while addressing important licensing information to assist on the ever-growing fight against Maritime Piracy.
Captain Ron Crook Unlimited Master, Instructor Mid- Atlantic Maritime Academy
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