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The document is an application form for teachers to participate in the U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration's 'Partnering for Excellence' program, specifically the Adopt-A-Ship initiative. It collects information about the teacher, their school, and their students, as well as preferences for communication and participation in ship-related activities.

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Where does the US Navy keep mothballed ships?

This is the Reserve Fleet more popularly called the mothball fleet. The fleet numbers some 600 ships dispersed in six groups: at Bremerton, Washington; Mare Island and San Diego, California; Norfolk, Virginia; Orange, Texas; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

What are the MARAD Ready Reserve Force ships and where are they maintained?

Three RRF vessels are located at the NDRF anchorages in Beaumont, Texas, and Suisun Bay, California. The rest are berthed at various U.S. ports: layberth facilities leased from commercial sources or berths at government-owned facilities, including the MARAD Layberth Facility in Orange, Texas.

Where are the US reserve fleet ships?

NDRF vessels are at the fleet sites at James River, Virginia (James River Reserve Fleet); Beaumont, Texas (Beaumont Reserve Fleet); and Suisun Bay, California (Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet); and at designated outported berths.

What does the Marad do?

The Maritime Commission (MARAD) supports the U.S. merchant marine, improves port efficiency, and maintains an adequate ship building and repair infrastructure.

What is the Ready Reserve Fleet?

The Ready Reserve Force (RRF) is a subset of vessels within MARADs National Defense Reserve Fleet (NDRF) ready to support the rapid worldwide deployment of U.S. military forces.