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Curve of Time, Vancouver
Our own, Bradley Angle, was published in the Letters to the Editor section of San Francisco’s famous sailing magazine, Latitude 38. Check out his article here, or below. THE CURVE OF TIME BELONGS ON EVERY SAILOR’S BOOK SHELF It’s hard not to be...
Life at Cape Disappointment
A book review of Life and Death at Cape Disappointment, by Bradley Angle
USCG NAV RULES
Dirty Sailor Company offers NAV RULES
Drake’s Voyage Annotated
The complete “The World Encompassed” by Sir Francis Drake, in clear print, annotated for those who enjoy sea stories.
Ghost Writing for Laurie Powell
If you have a connection to the US Coast Guard, to grief, to a mother’s love, or to military scandal, take a read. Laurie’s story should be heard. Her son’s story should be heard.
Reading A World of My Own
A review and commentary of Robin Knox-Johnston’s “A World of My Own: The first ever non-stop solo round the world voyage.”
The Crew of the Spray
Sailing Alone Around the World by Joshua Slocum is a great view into the mind of a individualist and seafarer heading into the 20th century.
Medusa’s Raft
This is the story of the suffering, death and cannibalism of humans at sea. It is an extreme example of how failure of leadership can lead to the complete breakdown of empathy between humans.
Of Course Seaman Tucker is not Guilty
Kelch is Dead and CG Seaman Ethan Tucker is Innocent. We need to have re-look at what happened in Dutch Harbor. Leadership Changes Behavior.
How a Murder Trial Defines the Coast Guard
Justice for USCG Seaman Kelch will be found at the organizational level. It will not be served by convicting his shipmate of murder.
100 Sea Stories by 100 Seafarers
Publish your sea story with 99 other mariners. 100 Sea Stories by 100 Seafarers is an attempt to paint a portrait of the seafarer’s experience, through the lenses of mariners across time and cultures.
The Greywacke Mantle
The Old Sea Man stares within his room, rocking in a static chair. Me, I’m just confused, with beer bubbles everywhere…. A short by Bradley Angle
Curiously Silent Commandant Schultz
Coast Guard Leadership Refuses to Answer Congress
Steinbeck and the Sea
When the Senior Chief says to read Steinbeck, what choice do you have?
Empathy for Coast Guard Seaman Ethan Tucker
Ethan Tucker is on trial for his life. Indeed, his life is being destroyed. This is a different side to his case, one that should be understood.
Juan Sebastian Elcano
The story of the first to circumnavigate the world, Juan Sebastian Elcano and his crew of 17.
The Brendan Voyage
Did an Irish Monk reach the Americas in 500ad? This article seeks to understand the Brendan Voyage, and why such a voyage matters.
Captain Ernie Blanchard
The Destruction of Coast Guard Captain Ernie Blanchard,” by Ladson F. Mills 3, hits home for this Coast Guard veteran. But not in the way Mills intended. Every Coastie, enlisted and commissioned, needs to read this text.
Meteorology
The motion of the ocean is not due to your sexually endeavors of your boat. Though since we are on the topic, I wanted to point out that sex shouldn’t lead to rocking-of-the-boat. It should lead to “surging.”
Charlie Noble
The derivative of Charlie Noble, is two parts: Noble, in this instance, is grand – in size and/or stature. Charlie comes from Middle English…
Sailor Song
I can always tell a fisherman from a sailor, by the eyes. A fisherman’s eyes is kind of set certain, because he always knows what he’s after and when he gets it – or when he don’t. A sailor never knows.
Dirty Sailor Company
I believe the social isolation, even if it is aboard a crowded ship, works the mind on a predictable way.
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