Boys are coaxed into cleanliness at bath time playing with boats. But it was never a game for Joseph Farrell, III, instinctively realizing he was ballasting and salvaging ships, unlike the typical Mr. Bubbles kid.

Industry association IUMI seeks to install firebreaks and sprinkler systems on existing and new containerships as the number of incidents, seafarer casualties and financial costs mount

Despite what many may think, the Alaska marine salvage industry's primary goal—outside of ensuring the safety of people—is to protect the environment.

On Wednesday 25th of April 2018 at Yacht Club of Greece, Piraeus, a group of experts from Fort Lauderdale (USA), London (U.K.) and Piraeus (Greece) gathered to present...

Resolve Marine Group and Navigators are two companies that have grown closer over time.

Looking to establish strategic footholds around the globe and reinvesting its profits in cutting edge equipment and education Resolve Marine Group has achieved remarkable results that protect the environment and meet the requirements of the authorities in salvage and emergency

Resolve Marine Group, a global leader in emergency response, salvage & wreck removal, and maritime training, is excited to attend the Connecticut Maritime Association Annual Shipping Conference and Exhibition in Stamford, Connecticut, March 12-14.

Resolve Marine Group personnel completed the removal of the final vessel in Benner Bay Wednesday and placed it in the temporary staging area near Red Hook, St Thomas, USVI.

How a ‘mom and pop shop’ became one of the world’s largest salvage companies and is swimming against the tide set by the big boys.