text: In reply to message-999989044: Yes sir thanks for the advice. I also have welded for 7 years in shipyards and built coiled tubing rigs. But most of my working time 30 years has been as a 200 ton Captain in the oil fields of the Gulf of Mexico. I ran jack up boats, ran cranes up to 250 ton SWL. As Capt on a jack up boat you are 911. Medical, Fire, breakdown’s, plumbing, electrical, hydraulic, diesel mechanic/part changer, galley food cost and quality manager, crew manager, up keep of vessel and most importantly Safety man. Gotta be a jack of all trades. I claim to have a PHD in coonass engineering. Ohh and with 44 berths for personnel. Baby sitter, because when you have that many people away from their families for weeks and sometimes months at a time. They are all babies. You wouldn’t believe the crap they cry about. Worse than two year olds. I have never served in the military one of my few regrets in life. But as long as I hold my 200 ton merchant Mariners credential. I can be called up by the merchant Mariners to serve in any capacity that is needed in war time. In no way was anyone was implying that you’re not qualified to advise on what we were discussing.