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Wintertime is traditionally a time for training. In much of the United States the boats have been pulled from the water, and while maintenance projects are on-going, Sea Scouts work on sharpening skills for the next boating season. In some parts of the country they gather to hold "Winter Training Weekends". Skills thought include: marlinspike seamanship, navigation, galley, drill, semaphore, engines, ground tackle, safety drills, ornamental ropework, rules of the road, boat maintenance, weather, electricity, celestial navigation, first aid, and leadership training.
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Wintertime is traditionally a time for training. In much of the United States the boats have been pulled from the water, and while maintenance projects are on-going, Sea Scouts work on sharpening skills for the next boating season. In some parts of the country they gather to hold "Winter Training Weekends". Skills taught include: marlinspike seamanship, navigation, galley, drill, semaphore, engines, ground tackle, safety drills, ornamental ropework, rules of the road, boat maintenance, weather, electricity, celestial navigation, first aid, and leadership training.
  
Coast Guard Auxiliarists have participated as instructors at a number of these events. This is an excellent opportunity to
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Coast Guard Auxiliarists have participated as instructors at a number of these events. This is an excellent opportunity to teach the upcoming next generation of boaters and their leaders, while introducing the Sea Scouts to the Coast Guard Auxiliary.
  
 
==Lessons learned==
 
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==Resources==
 
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* [[Image:doc.gif|Microsoft Word DOC file available]] [http://www.division22.org/private/Aux-BSA/winter/catoctin_2009_boarding_manual.doc Sample boarding manual]
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* [[Image:doc.gif|Microsoft Word DOC file available]] [http://www.division22.org/private/Aux-BSA/winter/catoctin_2009_training_track.doc Sample training track]
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* [[Image:doc.gif|Microsoft Word DOC file available]] [http://www.division22.org/private/Aux-BSA/winter/catoctin_2009_application_package.doc Sample application package]
 
* [http://ship25bsa.org/images/030110_Catoctin/Catoctin_2003.html Photo gallery of Catoctin (MD) Weekend]
 
* [http://ship25bsa.org/images/030110_Catoctin/Catoctin_2003.html Photo gallery of Catoctin (MD) Weekend]
  

Latest revision as of 22:22, 2 August 2009

Sea Scouts hold training weekends during the winter when it's too cold to get out on the water

Summary

Wintertime is traditionally a time for training. In much of the United States the boats have been pulled from the water, and while maintenance projects are on-going, Sea Scouts work on sharpening skills for the next boating season. In some parts of the country they gather to hold "Winter Training Weekends". Skills taught include: marlinspike seamanship, navigation, galley, drill, semaphore, engines, ground tackle, safety drills, ornamental ropework, rules of the road, boat maintenance, weather, electricity, celestial navigation, first aid, and leadership training.

Coast Guard Auxiliarists have participated as instructors at a number of these events. This is an excellent opportunity to teach the upcoming next generation of boaters and their leaders, while introducing the Sea Scouts to the Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Lessons learned

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Resources

Gallery

Winter Training Weekend: Photo gallery

Contributed by

Steve Alexander, FSO-MT, 5th District (Southern Region), Flotilla 24-2