Lessons Learned from Navy Tragedies
May 2, 2018
We Need To Go Back To Basics. Basic Seamanship.Basic Navigation. To learn more about Seamanship check out our Boaters University course, Fundamentals of Seamanship: Navigational
We Need To Go Back To Basics. Basic Seamanship.Basic Navigation. To learn more about Seamanship check out our Boaters University course, Fundamentals of Seamanship: Navigational
This article was originally published March 1st of 2013, we’ve republished it based on its relevance for the usefulness of radar in both collision avoidance
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Every sailor appreciates a little mechanical assistance up at the bow. At the same time, whether you’re upgrading the boat with a new windlass or
We were 1,100 miles from the nearest land when we received a text message on our Iridium GO: “Rudder gone. Water in bilge. Worried pumps
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When getting away means more than just a weekend out of the slip, here are some ideas for achieving range and independence when you go cruising.
Stretching the comfort zone can be awesome.
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In St Tropez, a maxi yacht is born. Take a look behind the scenes at sailing’s latest spectacle.
As winterizing gets underway, the
question keeps coming up: Can’t we do something about all this plastic?
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I was inspired to write this column when Axel and I were in the car listening to the Moana soundtrack, and I was crying cathartic
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