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November 05, 2009

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The stronger America's seaports are, the stronger will be America's defense. The whole world need America to be strong, so I thank you all for trying to make it become a reality.

I am interested to know what element or agency of DHS the Maritime Administration will integrate planning with.Will it be the USCG? Thank you.

The ports and the U.S. Merchant Marine are the strong right arm of the military services logistics operations. So anything that can be done to improve the critical role of the ports in logistics is a very good thing. Much of the military cargo goes by rail and then by ship overseas. The ports are the critical interface between rails and ships and so the Port Summit should not only bring together the port authorities but also the railroads and steamship lines that serve them. Best wishes, Michael E. Bailey.

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