How not to be run down

Article Abstract:

The growing popularity of boating has made sea collisions highly probable. Thus, commercial and recreational vessels must be aware of safety measures to prevent such accidents. Recreational vessels are advised not to closely approach the bow of a ship to prevent being run down by the bigger vessel.

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Too close for comfort

Article Abstract:

A seafaring couple narrates the aborted collision of their boat with a freighter vessel. The freighter failed to get a trace of the presence of the boat. Efforts in warning the commercial vessel proved futile but the boat made a miraculous change of course to steer clear of the freighter.

Personal narratives, Accidents, Boats and boating, Boating accidents

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Riding out a hurricane: commentary by Hal Sutphen

Article Abstract:

Sailors who are successful in riding out a hurricane are generally well-prepared. Any preparations, however, should be directed at enabling the boat to ride out the storm without a crew aboard.

Analysis, Hurricane protection

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