Anchorage

They targeted a floating storage tanker in Iraqi waters.

And they also attacked another ship that was in Dubai, Anchorage.

And this ship actually was targeted on March 1, 2026.

Can Iran escalate right now? given the U.S.

A small Iranian oil tanker came under missile attack about six nautical miles off the island.

The report says four projectiles were fired by U.S. forces striking the vessel while it was in the Anchorage area.

Now, the good news, local sources say there have been no casualties and the crew immediately started evacuating the tanker.

Authorities are now assessing the damage and looking into exactly what happened.

Got one going on right now off of Oman.

We've seen tanker explosions in the Anchorage off of Malaysia, ferry disasters in the region.

Obviously, we want to see better control because I think that creates better shipping and more importantly, more security.

You today were talking about one of those cyber attacks with a Marist company.

Let's take a look at today's ship schedule.

We have four inbounders, we have two outbounders, and we have four ships in our Astoria anchorage.

So we have the Andromache arriving from Japan, headed for the Astoria Anchorage.

She is a bulk carrier.

She'll be picking up wheat upriver.

She'll be picking up corn, soy, or wheat upriver at Calama.

And she will pass Astoria around 7.30 p.m. and be in Calama around 1.30 a.m. on Wednesday.

As far as our outbounders, we have a car carrier called the Eastern Highway leaving Portland, brand new Hyundai is on board, leaving around 3 p.m. She could pass Astoria outbound around 9 p.m. And the Star Lydia is leaving Kalama, corn, soy, or wheat on board, leaving around 8 p.m., passing Astoria outbound around 1 p.m. And let's take a look at our anchored ships and what they're going to be doing off the downtown waterfront in the Astoria Anchorage.

So let's take a look at today's ship schedule.

We have the Vosporos inbound from South Korea headed to the Astoria Anchorage.

She'll be picking up wheat eventually upriver, and she will be in Astoria's Anchorage by about 7.30 a.m. And she is the only inbound ship today.

So far, things could change.

Then we have the Scarlet Cardinal.

She is leaving Kalama carrying wheat, leaving around 7 p.m., passing Astoria outbound around noontime.

And in our Astoria Anchorage, we have one ship heading upriver to Longview and two more awaiting orders.

The Denison will be leaving to Longview by about 5 p.m. She'll be there by about 8.30 p.m., so departing around 5 p.m. She'll be picking up wheat in Longview.

It seems that if something happened, there would be some kind of video, picture, or an eyewitness account that perhaps has not yet come forward.

Yeah, if anything happened in the Anchorage area, there would be 2,000 witnesses too.

I mean, they're just so close.

Everybody's like four feet from each other.

About midway in the last two years of war, to be exact December 1917, a French munitioner, heavily laden with trinitrotolual, the most powerful of known explosives, reached Halifax from New York.

On the early morning of the sixth of that month, she was proceeding under her own steam up the harbor length towards Anchorage in the basin, an oval expansion half hidden by a blunt hill called Turple Head.

Suddenly, an empty Belgian relief ship swept through the narrows directly in her pathway.

There was a confusion of signals, a few agonized maneuvers.

And so that was one thing that I would say qualified us.

Um, but other than that, you know, the loop is actually a really great way to learn all of the things from a new Marina or new Anchorage every night, you go through locks, you go through tidal waters, you go through freshwater, saltwater, all different kinds of weather.

Um, you learn so much by doing it.

So, um, We didn't have to have our captain's license or anything to do that.