We offer several types of article covering a wide range of topics. Choose your topic or article type below:
- Feature Articles. Discussions of one or more topics regarding Seamanship, Safety, and best practices afloat.
- School of Hard Rocks. First-person narratives of ... challenging ... experiences and lessons learned.
- Safety Moments. Short items suitable for a quick read or presentation to a group.
- White Papers. In-depth dives into topics of interest.
- Travelogs. Stories of near and far journeys afloat, including selected articles from our Voyages magazine
- Videos. A growing library of streaming content, from weather seminars to member highlights.
by Anne Glenn,
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Feature Article
Subject:
Preparation of Boat and Crew
by Mark Roye,
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Feature Article
Subject:
Practice and Safety Training
by Michael Keyworth,
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Feature Article
Subject:
Tools and Spares
by Chuck Hawley,
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Safety Moment
Subject:
Safety Gear, Personal
In the early 1970s, a new method of categorizing life jackets was introduced by the Coast Guard and Underwriter’s Laboratories, using five “types” and a new, strange name for life jackets: the Personal Flotation Device.
by Ron Trossbach,
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Feature Article
Subject:
Safety Gear, Personal
Harness & Tether Requirements
Every crew member must have a harness & tether not more than 6 ft (or 2 meters) long.
by Ron Trossbach,
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Feature Article
Subject:
Safety Gear, Boat
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