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Volume 60, Number 1

Jan 2021 to Mar 2021
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Volume 60, Number 1
Spring 2021

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Arcs and sparks fly on the Z Machine, the world's most powerful electrical device, following its refurbishment by members of the NTL and Local 4. Photo courtesy Sandia National Laboratories

Craft excellence and innovation tied to Boilermaker history

Locals award service pins

Locals award service pins

With Instructor Bill Campbell (back), are (l. to r.) Joel Dragoo, L-502; Lakevious Welch, L-108; Tevin Wooden, L-455; Rodney Goodman L-455; Lake Snyder, L-2060; Gary Gladden, L-108; Tyler Johnson, L-374; Abbott Dempsey, L-108.

New Boilermaker training center launches in Tennessee

Strikers and their families receive supplies at the commissary store run by the strike committees at Cramps and Sons Shipyard, Philadelphia.

History from the 1920s repeats in the 2020s

Before the lockout, Boilermaker Jeff Burns enjoyed his job as a lead hand and roll operator at CESSCO.

Jeff Burns: Locked out since June

Members at the Joe Kiwior & Ivan Shook Training Centre unload donations from Horton CBI.

Horton CBI donation backs Canadian training

The overhaul crew stands in front of the newly renovated SBX-1.

Pacific Shipyard International overhauls one-of-a-kind ship

Despite temperatures at -20F/-29C, locked out L-146 Boilermakers stand their ground on the picket line as a busload of scabs approaches. The International has provided coats and snow pants to keep Boilermakers warm on the picket line.

No end in sight for L-146 CESSCO lockout

Boilermakers from L-146 and L-555 build two 245-foot-diameter tanks in six months.

Canadian Boilermakers turn steel into storage

Boilermakers win 14 ILCA awards

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