GE offers remote monitoring of Navy shipboard engines

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GE Marine Engines has introduced and is offering to the US Navy a remote diagnostics system that can remotely monitor and provide early warning of potential problems in marine gas-turbine engines. A demonstration of the remote diagnostics system jointly with the Integrated Condition-Assessment System has been scheduled on board the Arleigh Burke-class Aegis guided- missile destroyer USS Donald Cook.

Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables, Product introduction, General Process Sensors, GE Marine Engines

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Helicopters/Navy

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The histories, strategic mission, battles, maintenance, speed, sizes, modernization, powerplants, and homeports of the US Navy's helicopter fleet and analyzed and listed.

Military helicopters, Military aviation, Naval aviation

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The U.S. Navy on the Worldwide Web

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A list of Navy web sites includes personnel finders, command centers, the Marine Corps, and several fleet command sites.

Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Study and teaching, Military aspects, Illustration, United States. Marine Corps, Naval education, Naval strategy

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