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Ships are cleaned from barnacles because barnacles and other marine growth create drag on the hull, which slows the vessel down, increases fuel consumption, and raises operating costs. They can also cause corrosion, damage paint coatings, and spread invasive marine species to new areas. Removing them keeps ships faster,...

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⚡️⭕️🔥 Yemen : Ansarallah media reveals Interviews with the crew of the "ETERNITY C" vessel confirm its destination to Umm al-Rashrash port and footage showing moments of crew rescue and handling War Media/ The Yemeni War Media published today, Monday, 3 Safar 1447 AH, corresponding to July 28, 2025, [interviews with the crew of the ETERNITY C vessel]( which was sunk by the Yemeni Armed Forces in the Red Sea. The vessel crew's recordings acknowledged its violation of the maritime navigation ban decision on occupied Palestinian ports, confirming that Umm al-Rashrash port was the ship's destination from Berbera port in Somalia, and that the Saudi port of Jeddah was a destination for camouflage and supply purposes. Several crew members confirmed that the ship's captain did not notify the crew of receiving a request not to pass and a warning not to pass from the Yemeni Naval Forces. The crew of the ETERNITY C vessel directed messages to companies whose ships sail toward Israeli entity ports not to trade and deal with Israelis, warning of "the danger of meeting the same fate," calling on ships and companies "not to turn off identification devices in this area." They directed their apology to Palestinians: "We apologize that our ship was heading to Israel." The footage showed part of the search and rescue operation carried out by the Yemeni Navy for the ETERNITY C crew, which lasted two days and successfully rescued 11 crew members at sea, including two injured who received medical care, while one body found aboard the ship before it sank was transferred to the hospital morgue. A military source indicated that the ETERNITY C vessel "was targeted after the captain refused to respond to the Yemeni Naval Forces' warning of direct targeting in case of non-compliance and after ignoring several warnings from the Yemeni Naval Forces on international channel (16) to stop immediately." The source noted that the ETERNITY C vessel is operated by COSMO SHIPMANAGTMENT SA, which has several ships that have dealt with Zionist entity ports, including the HSL NIKE vessel which shipped from Turkish and Egyptian ports to occupied Haifa ports in four trips during "March, April, June, July" of the current year, and the FAITH vessel which shipped two trips from Turkish and Egyptian ports during recent months. The source called on "all ship-owning and operating companies, the maritime community, and families not to deal with the Zionist entity regardless of offers to ensure the safety of ships and their crews," confirming that "maritime navigation is safe for all except Israeli ships or those heading to occupied Palestinian ports or ships of companies that violated the ban decision until the aggression and siege on Gaza stops." The source held "shipping companies violating the Yemeni decision fully responsible for the safety of their ships, working crews, and the marine environment," confirming the continuation of the Yemeni Armed Forces in "implementing the navigation ban decision on the Zionist entity and preventing the passage of any ship of any nationality or belonging to any owning company or operating company dealing with the entity." The military source noted that "all ships must open their communication identifiers," confirming that the Yemeni Naval Forces are ready to receive any calls and communications to assist ships and facilitate their passage through international channel 16 or via email [email protected]

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🚨NAVY LOGISTICS 🚨 Everyone seems concerned that the U.S. Navy ships in the Arabian Sea - carrier Abraham Lincoln stike group, 3-ship amphibious group based on Tripoli, and a surface action group centered on approximately 8 destroyers - are running low on food, with some pictures showing the supposed meals on board. To understand how the Navy supplies ships you have to understand how U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command, the fleet of civilian merchant mariner crewed ships work. There are three main considerations - fuel, food, and ammo. 1️⃣Fuel: There are two MSC oilers in the Indian Ocean. They provide alongside Underway Replenishment (UNREP) for diesel fuel for ship population and JP5 for aviation. The oilers can carry between 180 to 150k barrels of fuel. A Burke can carry about 12k bbls of fuel. When the oilers run low on fuel, they will either return to a forward base or meet up with commercial tankers from the US merchant marine, some in the Tanker Security Program. These tankers are equipped to receive rigs from the MSC oilers so that they can transfer fuel to the oilers. The oilers can maintain their forward presence as station oilers while the commercial tankers shuttle fuel. 2️⃣Food & Ammo: There are three MSC dry cargo/ammo ships in the region. To keep the ships supplied one of the T-AKEs will rotate through the ships providing either replenishment at sea or vertical replenishment via civilian embarked AS-332 helos. Another ship would be rotating out a forward base to reload and tag team with the station AKE. The third AKE, along with civilian commercial ships, many of the Maritime Security Program, would shuttle forward supplies from commercial ports or Defense Logisitics Agency depots. 3️⃣ The addition of the Bush Carrier Strike Group will allow the Lincoln to pull back for down time and resupply at a base. Bush has a fast combat support ship (T-AOE) that can carry a mix of food, fuel and ammo on a ship capable of 26 knots. This ship is a one-stop shop for a carrier strike group. The arrival of the Boxer amphibious group will also provide a relief for Tripoli or operate in SE Asia to intercept, divert or board Iranian ships. Now, does this mean every ship on the blockade is supplied to full capacity...probably not. But before everyone leaps to conclusions that sailors are not being provisioned, understand that the US Navy and U.S. Central Command has done this for a long time. At the same time, this logistic system can be more robust and represents a point of vulnerability for operations. MSC has experienced issues with crewing and availability of vessels.

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