User:Num1dgen
![]() | This user is a First Asst. Engineer in the United States Merchant Marine. | 1 A/E |
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I live in Katy, TX with my wife, we just moved here from Dover, NH since she just got a job working in the office for her oil company. I also own a vacation house in Osterville, MA.
I graduated Boston Latin School HS in 2001. I attended the Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) from 2001-2005 where I got a BS in Marine Engineering.
I am in the United States Merchant Marine. I work through the Marine Engineer's Beneficial Association. I now hold a Chief Engineer's licence.
There is an Evil Monkey in my closet.
Work Experience
[edit]The following is a list of the various jobs I've held.
Chief Engineer
[edit]I have worked as a temporary Chief Engineer on various ferries with the Steamship Authority, as well as on various Oil Tankers..
First Assistant Engineer
[edit]I have sailed as First Assistant Engineer on the USNS PFC Eugene A. Obregon (T-AK 3006).
I have also served as the First on the SS Denebola (T-AKR-289), part of the Maritime Administration's Ready Reserve Force.
I completed a round-the-world (Order of Magellan) trip as First Assistant on the Prestige New York working for Liberty Maritime. The trip included my first equator crossing (Shellback), my first visit to South America, my first Panama Canal passage (Order of the Ditch) and my first visit to Saudi Arabia, Korea, and China (they didn't let us ashore in China or Saudi, China because there are some US ports that don't let Chinese sailors ashore, Saudi b/c... well, they didn't tell us).
I currently work as a permanent First Assistant on an Oil Tanker. The company does not like to have employees discuss working for them so I will not divulge the ship name or company name.
Second Assistant Engineer
[edit]I sailed as Second Assistant Engineer on the MV CP Navigator. This was the last voyage of the Navigator as an American flag ship, upon our arrival in Houston, she became the Oslo Express and flies a foreign flag.
I sailed as Second on the Obregon and the Denebola before sailing First.
I sailed as Second on the MV Washington Express.
Third Assistant Engineer
[edit]I have sailed as Third Assistant Engineer on the following ships.
- S/S Herbert C. Jackson
- S/S Lee A. Tregurtha
- USNS Henson (T-AGS 63)
- USNS Mary Sears (T-AGS 65)
- M/V Maersk Ohio
- M/V President Truman
- M/T Overseas Texas City
Watch Officer
[edit]I sailed as a Watch Officer on the USTS Enterprise's annual training cruise to the Carribean in Jan/Feb 2007.
Cadet
[edit]As an MMA Cadet, I sailed with the school on the Empire State for two sea terms and one on the Enterprise. I also completed my Cadet Shipping on the M/V (now USNS) PFC Dewayne T. Williams for which service I earned the Merchant Marine Expiditionary Medal
Places I've Visited
[edit]- Canada
- Ireland
- England
- Germany
- Czech Republic
- Slovakia
- Hungary
- Austria
- St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
- Mexico
- Grenada
- Saint Lucia
On Ships
[edit]- Mexico
- Puerto Rico
- The Bahamas
- Barbados
- St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
- Greece (NSA Souda Bay, Corfu)
- Kuwait
- United Arab Emerites (Dubai, Jebel Ali, Fujairah)
- Martinique, (Overseas department of France)
- Tortola, British Virgin Islands
- Bahrain (NSA Bahrain)
- Japan (U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo)
- Singapore
- Belgium
- Germany
- England, (Southampton, Thamesport)
- Italy (Cagliari, Naples)
- Egypt
- Oman
- Pakistan
- India
- Morocco
- Malaysia
- Sri Lanka
- Spain, (NS Rota, Palma, Cartagena)
- South Korea (Busan, Gunsan)
- Chile (San Antonio, Iquique)
- Peru
- Ecuador
- Colombia
Note: "NSA" stands for "Naval Support Activity" and "NS" stands for "Naval Station" and are operations of the US Navy