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2004 |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION (Sailing Venue) |
CLASS | MEDAL | SKIPPER/CREW |
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Athens |
470 Men |
Gold |
Paul Foerster Kevin Burnham |
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| Tornado | Silver |
John Lovell Charlie Ogletree |
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| 2000 | Sydney | 470 Men | Silver | Paul Foerster Bob Merrick |
| 470 Women | Silver | JJ Isler Pease Glaser |
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| 49er | Bronze | Jonathan McKee Charlie McKee |
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| Star | Gold | Mark Reynolds Magnus Liljedahl |
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| 1996 | Atlanta (Savannah) | Europe | Bronze | Courtenay Becker Dey |
| Soling | Bronze | Jeff Madrigali Kent Massey Jim Barton |
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| 1992 | Barcelona | Star | Gold | Mark Reynolds Hal Haenel |
| Soling | Silver | Kevin Mahaney Jim Brady Doug Kern |
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| Flying Dutchman |
Silver | Paul Foerster Steve Bourdow |
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| Tornado | Silver | Randy Smyth Keith Notary |
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| 470 Men | Silver | Morgan Reeser Kevin Burnham |
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| Finn | Silver | Brian Ledbetter | ||
| Board Men | Silver | Mike Gebhardt | ||
| 470 Women | Bronze | JJ Isler Pam Healy |
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| Europe | Bronze | Julia Trotman | ||
| 1988 | Seoul (Pusan) | 470 Women | Gold | Allison Jolly Lynne Jewell |
| Soling | Silver | John Kostecki Will Baylis Bob Billingham |
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| Star | Silver | Mark Reynolds Hal Haenel |
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| 470 Men | Bronze | John Shadden Charlie McKee |
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| Sailboard | Bronze | Mike Gebhardt | ||
| 1984 |
Los Angeles (Long Beach) |
Soling | Gold | Robbie Haines Rod Davis Ed Trevelyan |
| Star | Gold | Bill Buchan Steve Erickson |
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| Flying Dutchman |
Gold | Jonathan McKee Carl Buchan |
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| 470 | Silver | Steve Benjamin Chris Steinfeld |
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| Tornado | Silver | Randy Smyth Jay Glaser |
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| Finn | Silver | John Bertrand | ||
| Sailboard | Silver | Scott Steele | ||
| 1980 | Moscow (Tallinn) | US Boycott -- No medals | ||
| 1976 | Montreal (Kingston) | Tornado | Silver | Dave McFaull Michael Rothwell |
| Soling | Silver | John Kolius Walter Glasgow Richard Hoepfner |
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| Tempest | Bronze | Dennis Conner Conn Findlay |
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| 1972 | Munich (Kiel) | Soling | Gold | Buddy Melges Bill Allen Bill Bentsen |
| Dragon | Bronze | Don Cohan Charles Horter John Marshall |
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| Tempest | Bronze | Glen Foster Peter Dean |
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| 1968 | Mexico City (Acapulco) | Star | Gold | Lowell North Peter Barrett |
| Dragon | Gold | Shelby Friedrichs Barton Jahncke Gerald Schreck |
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| 1964 | Tokyo (Sagami Bay) | Finn | Silver | Peter Barrett |
| Star | Silver | Richard Stearns Lynn Williams |
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| 5.5 Meter | Bronze | Don McNamara Joe Batchelder Frank Scully |
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| Dragon | Bronze | Lowell North Dick Deaver Charles Rogers |
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| Flying Dutchman |
Bronze | Buddy Melges Bill Bentsen |
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| 1960 | Rome (Naples) | 5.5 Meter | Gold | George O'Day Jim Hunt David Smith |
| Star | Bronze | Bill Parks Robert Halperin |
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| 1956 | Melbourne | Star | Gold | Herb Williams Lawrence Low |
| Finn | Bronze | John Marvin | ||
| 1952 | Helsinki (Harmaja) | 6 Meter | Gold | Herman Whiton Everard Endt John Morgan Eric Ridder Julian Roosevelt |
| 5.5 Meter | Gold | Britton Chance Edgar White Sumner White |
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| Star | Silver | Jack Price John Reid |
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| 1948 | London (Torquay) | 6 Meter | Gold | Herman Whiton Alf Loomis Michael Mooney Jim Smith, Jr. James Weekes |
| Star | Gold | Hilary Smart Paul Smart |
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| Firefly | Silver | Ralph Evans, Jr. | ||
| Swallow | Bronze | Lockwood Pirie Owen Torrey, Jr. |
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| 1944 | London | Cancelled due to World War II | ||
| 1940 | Tokyo (Helsinki) | Cancelled due to World War II | ||
| 1936 | Berlin (Kiel) | No U.S. medals | ||
| 1932 |
Los Angeles (Newport Beach) |
Star | Gold | Gilbert Gray Andrew Libano, Jr. |
| 8 Meter | Gold | Owen Churchill John Biby, Jr. William Cooper Karl Dorsey Alan Morgan Robert Sutton |
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| 6 Meter | Silver | Frederick Conant Temple Ashbrook Robert Carlson Pierpont Davis Donald Douglas, Jr. Charles Smith |
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| 1928 | Amsterdam (Zuiderzee) | No U.S. Medals | ||
| 1924 |
Paris (Meulan & Le Havre) |
No U.S. Sailors Compete | ||
| 1920 | Antwerp | No U.S. Sailors Compete | ||
| 1916 | Berlin | Cancelled due to World War I | ||
| 1912 | Stockholm (Nynashamn) | No U.S. Teams Compete | ||
| 1908 |
London (Ryde & Firth of Clyde) |
No U.S. Sailors Compete | ||
| 1904 | St. Louis | No sailing events | ||
| 1900 |
Paris (Meulan & Le Havre) |
First U.S. sailors compete -- No U.S. Medals | ||
| 1896 | Greece | Yachting cancelled due to weather | ||