A lifesaving device developed four decades ago is being recognized for its role as a crucial piece of equipment for rescues at sea. A recent article in the Seattle Times highlights the story of the Lifesling, which was developed by sailors to safely retrieve individuals who have fallen overboard and bring them back onto the boat.
Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or just starting, understanding the principles of safety at sea is not just wise, it’s essential. Signing up for a US Sailing Safety at Sea Course equips you with knowledge and skills to handle emergencies and unforeseen challenges on the waters.
[caption id="attachment_40874" align="aligncenter" width="743"] Alex Porter (Rush Creek 2023 Commodore), Bob Cummings, Elizabeth Cleaves, Ian Park, Leon Van Os, Genevieve Young, Alex Deaton, Mercedes Porter-Via, Virginia Hannan district director for congressman Pat Fallon and Jeff Progelhof US Sailing Area F Representative.[/caption] BRISTOL, RI (December 6, 2023) – The US Sailing Safety at Sea Committee has…Read More
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