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West Coast Office, Holiday Schedule Veterans Day & Fun Fact 

November 2010:

Week Three
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CUSTOMER ADVISORY
See our last eFlyer for more on the important European Cargo Regulations to take effect January 2011.

West Coast Office

Triton, Move...That...FREIGHT!

This week we are proud to feature our new West Coast offices- seen above- and our expanded presence in the Pacific.  Headed up by our team member, Austin, you will find a new Triton office with the same great service.  To contact our Triton corporate office or Triton on the West Coast, visit the Triton website for more information.

 

As usual we work hard to bring the best possible rates to every one of our partners.  Register now...book online...We promise it will keep you warm for the holidays!

Upcoming Triton Holidays

Holiday Wreath

 November 25-26- Thanksgiving

December 24- Christmas
January 3- New Year

What Triton's Thankful For
Veteran Appreciation
In the wake of Veteran's day we recognize our valued Triton team member, Ed Gripp.  Ed is not only a veteran on the Triton team, but a veteran of the United States Army. Ed served in Nuremberg, Germany. Ed, we thank you for your service!

Click here for the words of Staff Sgt. Salvatore "Sal" Giunta.  Today Sgt. Giunta becomes the first living Medal of Honor recipient since Vietnam.
From Tanker to Transport
T2 Tanker
Look Familiar?

Did you know...

The very first containership ever was the Ideal-X, an old T2 oil tanker or "navy oiler" built for use in the Second World War.  The idea for its use in commercial shipping was the brainchild of American trucker, Malcom McLean. Its maiden voyage?  To carry 58 containers from Newark, New Jersey to our very own

Port of Houston.

 

The last T2 tanker in the world was the Santa Ynez- pictured to the right.  Click here for a slideshow of the Santa Ynez on its final voyage to Brownsville, TX.