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JANUARY 2021 VOLUME 83, NO. 1 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION ATLANTIC, GULF, LAKES AND INLAND WATERS, AFL CIO Horizon Reliance To The Rescue SIU members recently helped rescue two downed airplane pilots in the Pacific. The survivors’ life raft is pictured in the inset at right, while the main photo shows the SIU-crewed vessel. Page 4. Voting Concludes in Union Election SIU’s Year in Review Seafarers cast their respective ballots in the SIU election beginning Nov. 1 and finishing on the last day of 2020. In photo at left, OS Arabi The COVID-19 global pandemic affected virtually every Muthala completes his ballot in Hawaii aboard the SBX (TOTE). The part of life in 2020 – but there were many encouraging sto- photo above includes (from left) GSTU Nala Johnson and Chief Cook ries, too. Above, Recertified Bosun Ritche Acuman (right) Gregory McNiel, ready to vote aboard the Washington Express (Marine checks the temperature of an oncoming individual on the Personnel and Provisioning) in La Porte, Texas. Pages 11-14. USNS Algol (Ocean Duchess) in San Francisco. Page 5. Virtual AOTOS General Election Recap SHBP Scholarship Info Page 2 Page 3 Page 6 68794_JANUARY_2021_LOG_X.indd 1 12/15/20 7:23 PM President’s Report Seafarers Delivered in 2020 Although the COVID-19 global pandemic is far from fin- ished as of this writing in mid-December, I extend one last 2020 “thank you” to all Seafarers and their families for a job well done in the face of unprecedented challenges. Your work has never been more important, and you consistently have risen to the occasion. Well done, SIU brothers and sis- ters. At the same time, we all have to con- tinue following safety protocols, thereby protecting ourselves, our loved ones and our shipmates. There is daylight on the horizon in the form of vaccines, but we’re not there yet. Stay safe! We’ve all come too far to let down our guard. Besides the eventual end of the pan- demic, we have other things to look for- U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao accepts this year’s AOTOS award during a virtual cere- Michael Sacco ward to in our union and our industry. As mony. She credited SIU President Michael Sacco and the union-affiliated school in Piney Point, Maryland, reported elsewhere in this edition, Ameri- for playing key roles during the global pandemic. can-flag shipping scored several enormous wins in the newest Defense bill, including a new Tanker Security Fleet and reinforced protections for the Jones Act and cargo preference laws. I am confident that these devel- AOTOS Goes Virtual, Honors Entire Industry opments will mean new job opportunities for Seafarers dur- ing this decade, and I’m equally sure that they’ll boost U.S. national, economic and homeland security. Sec. Chao Accepts Award on Behalf of American Maritime Additionally, as noted during the December membership The United Seamen’s Service (USS) 51st an- man, USS AOTOS Committee, served as the meetings and also in this edition, I’m happy to report that nual Admiral of the Ocean Sea (AOTOS) Award moderator of the program. The event also fea- SIU-backed candidates fared quite well on Election Day. was presented virtually for the first time, in a tured Maritime Administrator Mark Buzby; Gen- This, too, bodes well for our industry. The more people in Dec. 9 ceremony that highlighted the work of the eral Stephen R. Lyons, USA, commander, United Congress (and other levels of government) who understand entire American maritime community. States Transportation Command; RAdm. Mi- our industry, the better. As always, we’ll reach out to newly The traditional silver statuette of Christopher chael A. Wettlaufer, USN, commander, Military elected representatives to introduce ourselves and to explain Columbus – the first Admiral of the Ocean Sea – Sealift Command; William Adams, president why America needs a strong merchant marine. was accepted by The Honorable Elaine L. Chao, of the International Longshore and Warehouse- On that note, some of you may know that President-Elect U.S. Secretary of Transportation, on behalf of man’s Union; Thomas B. Crowley Jr., chairman Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris are longtime friends the honorees, and the award will have a perma- and CEO of Seafarers-contracted Crowley Mari- of the SIU and unwavering backers of the Jones Act. They nent home displayed at U.S. Maritime Adminis- time Corp; and William Woodhour, president of know our industry and they’ll be allies when it comes to tration headquarters in Washington, D.C. SIU-contracted Maersk Line, Limited. protecting workers’ rights, too. In accepting the award, Chao specifically Wykle said in his opening remarks, “About 13 We have a lot of friends in the outgoing administration as praised SIU President Michael Sacco, who months ago, we gathered in New York City for well, and if that seems odd or unlikely in any way, remem- delivered the keynote address. “He is always the annual AOTOS dinner.... Unfortunately, the ber that maritime is a historically bipartisan issue. We’ve championing the issues and concerns of his world changed early this year.” He then spoke always had friends from both major political parties, and rank-and-file members,” she told the virtually about the unique nature of this year’s event, as we’ll always work with anyone and everyone who’s willing assembled crowd, adding that she learned a lot well as the challenges that have faced the mari- to stand up for the U.S. Merchant Marine and for America’s about leadership from observing him. She went time industry in 2020. working families. on to highlight the work done by the SIU to Sacco said, “I have the honor of discussing Regardless of how you voted and for whom, I hope you safely reopen the Seafarers-affiliated Paul Hall one of the few bright spots of 2020, and that is share my encouragement at the record turnout across our Center for Maritime Training and Education. the outstanding performance of the U.S. Mer- great nation. This happened despite a pandemic that’s un- She referred to the U.S.-flag industry as a chant Marine during this global pandemic. precedented in modern times. “partnership” who “work together and so well,” Actually, I salute the world’s entire seafarers Pre- and post-election polls also showed widespread sup- before saluting the industry for stepping up and population for the outstanding job and sacrifices port for workers’ rights and for an economy that boosts the delivering throughout the crisis. middle class. This is firmly in line with our union’s work LTG Kenneth R. Wykle, USA, (Ret.), Chair- Continued on Page 5 since our founding in 1938. I’m not blind to the wide range of emotions that accom- panied Election Day and the sometimes-agonizing moments that followed. Just remember that we all love our country Labor Department Honors Crowley and we’ll all be better off by finding common ground, working together and treating each other respectfully. As Seafarers do every day when they’ve signed aboard a As Veteran-Friendly Employer vessel, let’s move forward together as one crew in 2021. U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia recently awarded SIU-contracted Crowley Maritime the Honoring Investments in Recruiting and Em- ploying American Military Veterans (HIRE Vets) Platinum Medallion for its exemplary success re- OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION ATLANTIC, GULF, LAKES AND INLAND WATERS, AFL CIO cruiting, employing and retaining U.S. military veterans. The HIRE Vets Medallion Program, created Volume 83 Number 1 January 2021 through a 2017 federal law, is the only federal The SIU online: www.seafarers.org government award recognizing companies for exceptional achievement in veteran employment. The Seafarers LOG (ISSN 1086-4636) is published monthly by the Crowley was among a number of other companies Seafarers International Union; Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes and Inland Waters, who received the award on Veteran’s Day, Nov. AFL-CIO; 5201 Capital Gateway Drive; Camp Springs, MD 20746. 11. Telephone (301) 899-0675. Periodicals postage paid at Southern Maryland By meeting the criteria required for a Plati- 20790-9998. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Seafarers LOG, num Medallion Award, the highest level of the 5201 Capital Gateway Drive, Camp Springs, MD 20746. Communications Director, Jordan Biscardo; program, Crowley “demonstrated both patrio- Assistant Communications Director & Managing Editor/ tism and recognition of the value veterans bring Production, Jim Guthrie; Assistant Editor, Nick Merrill; to the workplace,” according to the Labor De- Photographer, Harry Gieske; Administrative Support, partment. Official logo for the DOL award Jenny Stokes; Content Curator, Mark Clements. Veterans make up more than 9 percent of the Copyright © 2021 Seafarers International Union, AGLIW. All Rights overall company workforce, and 13 percent of Reserved. Crowley’s administrative employees, and the re- pany achieve great results,” said Crowley’s Julius tention rate for veterans exceeds 90 percent. In Richardson, talent acquisition business partner The Seafarers International Union engaged an environ- addition, the company supports an employee re- who is a Marine Corps veteran and co-chair of the mentally friendly printer source group led by members of its workforce Veterans Employee Resource Group. “We thank for the production of this dedicated to helping veterans and active-duty per- the federal government for the recognition, and the newspaper. sonnel achieve career success. biggest thanks goes to our men and women who “We see the contribution veterans make on a served our nation, and now make Crowley a great regular basis that help our customers and our com- company and a great place to work.” Reversed to White Reversed to White 2 Seafarers LOG January 2021 68794_JANUARY_2021_LOG.indd 2 12/14/20 8:45 PM SIU-Backed Candidates Fare Well on Election Day The SIU’s political department has com- dent Biden wrote in part, “As a lifelong Biden continued.
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