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Captain Emptor!!

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By Mike Turney

A salutary tale that suggests you should take some pains to check on the background of anyone you take on as crew. The author tells how to do this.

[Take Her Sailing, Cypress, TX, USA]
- Crew background checks

Cruising Security

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Personal Website By Barbara Theisen

Lots of tips for avoiding and meeting Caribbean security dangers, such as intruders on deck, outboard theft, locking the boat, working with other cruisers on a passage or in an anchorage, hiding valuables, and more.

[The Cruising Life, Vero Beach, FL, USA]
- Read the article on line

Recommended Convoy Procedures

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By Noonsite

Description of cruisers′ convoy rules and communication procedures for passing through known danger areas.

[Noonsite Ltd., London, UK]
- Read the convoy safety tips

The Piracy forum

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Non-commercial forum

A discussion board and photo gallery for cruising sailors and wannabes focused on the dangers of cruising in certain waters.

[Cruisers Forum, Buskerud, Norway]
- The Piracy forum

The Cruising Firearms forum

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Non-commercial forum

A discussion board and photo gallery for cruising sailors and wannabes focused on the pros, cons and details of carrying firearms on a cruising yacht.

[Cruisers Forum, Buskerud, Norway]
- The cruising firearms forum

Rapid Red Sea Transit

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Cruise Account By Josh Madeira
Rapid Red Sea Transit

Account of a pirate attack in the Red Sea. The author discusses the US Navy′s policy on assisting vessels in piracy situations. 3 pages with photos.

[Blue Water Sailing, June 2003]
- Order the Blue Water Sailing back issue

Boarded off Singapore

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Brief How-To By John S. Burnett

Account of a singlehander being boarded by pirates between Singapore and Borneo, with suggestions for avoiding injury and damage. 5 pages with sidebar on piracy hotspots around the world.

[Sail Magazine, July 2003]
- Read about the pirate boarding

Firearms Options for the Cruiser

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Detailed How-To By E. Ulric Buddemeyer

For those for whom self-defense is important, two handguns, a rifle and a shotgun are discussed. 7 pages with photos.

[PassageMaker, April 1997]
- Order the PassageMaker back issue

Marine Claims Service

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Service provider Marine Claims Service

If you happen to notice a vessel which you suspect might be stolen, here′s the list to check. If not on the list, you can request a vessel identification check. Over 100 boats from this registry were recovered in the past 3 years.

[Marine Claims Service GmbH, Hamburg, Germany]
- The MCS stolen boat list

Marine Technologies intruder alarms

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Manufacturer Marine Technologies intruder alarms

Wireless movement detector through 90 degrees, with personal on-off code, low battery indicator, and 105 decibel alarm.

[MTI Industries, Inc., Volo, IL, USA]
- The Marine Technologies burglar alarm

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If you ask ten people thinking of going cruising, probably five would suggest carrying firearms. If you ask twenty cruisers already cruising, you might find one who carries firearms.

Jeanne Pockel


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