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    Default inland or deep sea?

    Hello. I am currently participating in the SIU unlicensed apprentice program and having gotten off my 2nd phase ship, I am still unsure where I want this career choice to lead. My questions:
    Are there jobs available on inland routes and what kind? I know nothing about smaller vessels and their crewing requirements. Are these jobs harder to get (and keep) than deep sea jobs? I don't want to waste my time trying to ship out of a port like St. Louis if there are no job openings for rookie B books or I am going to be run off by existing crew. Though I would like to stay in the states, I would gladly work deep sea if that's where the work is. Thanks for any advice you can give.
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    Default Re: inland or deep sea?

    Get old copies of the 'Log' and look at shipping pages. They will show what activity is going on, and where. I recently saw that a guy I sailed with (he's a recertified bos'n) is now working inland w/ASC.
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