Re: [world-cruising] learning to navigate and using a gps

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Young, Derrick wrote:
> For several years, I was the senior navigator for the US Coast Guard
> Auxiliary (USCGAUX) and remain familiar with the training available to
> the public. While I could recommend the USCGAUX course in basic and
> advanced coastal navigation, I don't. What I do recommend is that you
> find a local US Power Squadron and take their nav courses. You will get
> more out of it.

What's the distinction between the two curricula that causes you to
offer that advice?

Carl

 
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