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Minding the Helm Marine Navigation and Piloting (1994) / Chapter Skim
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A. BIOGRAPHIES
Pages 347-353

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From page 347...
... His executive management experience includes manpower, training, logistics, and marine transportation. Vice Admiral Herberger completed U.S.
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From page 348...
... He has held positions at six universities, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, the International Monetary Fund, and recently was Head of the Department of Marine Transportation at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
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From page 349...
... He was previously with Computer Sciences Corporation where he was involved in the design of a military tactical air traffic management system, and the Federal Aviation Administration Technical Center, where he conducted experimental and theoretical evaluations of advance navigation systems.
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From page 350...
... Graff attended the French Navy's training school for reserve officers and served as officer of the deck aboard French naval vessels. He also was Mate with the Compagnie Generate Maritime, serving as deck officer aboard various ships.
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From page 351...
... Her research has focused on human-factors aspects of high-reliability-enhancing organizations as they pertain to the U.S. Navy's nuclear powered aircraft carriers, the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control system, Pacific Gas and Electric Company's nuclear plant at Diablo Canyon, and human systems in commercial marine operations.
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From page 352...
... He has served as chief instructor for advanced shiphandling and readiness courses at the Computer Aided Operations Research Facility; the Maritime Training and Research Center in Toledo, Ohio; and the Marine Safety International Training Complex in Newport, Rhode Island. Captain Seitz has headed simulation research projects supporting harbor design, ships operations, and human factors, and participated in the Panama Canal Widening Study.
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From page 353...
... He also holds a Federal Aviation Administration license as Commercial Aircraft Pilot, multi-engine, land and sea, instrument rated. He is a member of the International Maritime Pilots Association International Technical Committee to the International Maritime Organization; Chairman, Harbor Safety Committee, San Francisco Bay Region, California Department of Fish and Game, Office of Oil Spill Prevention and Response; and Chairman of the San Francisco State Pilot Commission's pilot training and evaluation committee.
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