Maersk Line, Limited (MLL), which serves the U.S. government through the operation of flagged shipping vessels, yesterday said it has acquired 3PSC, which builds and operates special mission ships for the Military Sealift Command. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. 3PSC, which is based in Florida, operates six vessels and has a seventh under construction that is expected to be delivered later this year or early in 2013. Virginia-based MLL has 24 U.S. flag container ships, manages 36 water…
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