June 2016 MAINE COASTAL NEWS Page 23. A C A D E M Y N E W S Continued from Page 9.
Antwerp, Belgium; and Searsport, Maine (schedule and ports are subject to change). Under the direction of Captain Leslie
9702
B. Eadie III, master of the Training Ship State of Maine, the educational cruise commenced in port on Friday, May 6, for pre-sailing preparation. Captain Eadie, of Brewer, Maine, a 1976 graduate of the Academy, assumed command of the vessel in 2011.
Friends, family, and fans are invited to
follow the ship’s journey through the cruise blog at
cruise.mainemaritime.edu. Twenty students from the Texas A&M
Maritime Academy will train alongside Maine Maritime Academy cadets during this summer’s cruise. For more information about the Texas A&M Maritime Academy program, visit:
www.tamug.edu. The ship will host the yearly family
day sail on the return leg from Searsport to Castine on Monday, August 1. For this section of the trip, Second Class students may invite their parents aboard. The day sail allows parents the unique opportunity to see the high level of technical profi ciency and leadership achieved by the students. Training cruise activities will continue in port through Wednesday, August 3. In response to an increase in sea time
and instruction required by STCW (Stan- dards for Training, Certifi cation and Watch- keeping), the cruise has been lengthened to 90 days. Students pursuing an offi cer’s license from the U.S. Coast Guard as a third mate or third assistant engineer are now required to train at sea for at least 300 days during their fi rst three years at the Academy. Freshmen and juniors sail aboard the MMA vessel while sophomores are assigned to merchant ships worldwide. In past years, MMA training cruises have taken students to Aruba, Bermuda, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Estonia, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Malta, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russia, and Spain as well as other European, Caribbean, and U.S. destinations. The Training Ship has limited internet
connectivity. Bangor Daily News will con- tinue to donate daily news service, sending state-wide, national and world news, sports, and business articles via email. Complementing the educational focus of MMA’s training cruise, students and staff
DONATE YOUR BOAT Good quality boats are wanted to raise funds for the
International Maritime Library. IML is computerizing maritime information for easy online access.
Tool Source!! BOATS FOR SALE
MAKE OFFER! 26' Stamas
26' Pearson Wanderer $5,900
For More Information contact: The library at: PO Box 710, Winterport, ME 04496 207-223-8846
igmatats@aol.com
aboard will work for the ninth consecutive year with the Belfast-based organization, Educational Passages, which utilizes 4.5-foot-long unmanned sailboats to enable the study of ocean wind and current patterns by school and community groups. Boats are crafted to sail indefi nitely downwind and will transmit their location and speed via a GPS interface for up to one year. The boats rely solely on wind and current power. Initial sea trials were launched from MMA’s schooner Bowdoin in 2008 off the northeast coast of North America. Coordinated by program founder, Rich-
ard Baldwin, this year’s boat launch from the TSSOM will provide an exciting learning opportunity for students at St. Andrews School of Math and Science in Charleston, South Carolina. The students and their teacher, Amy McMahon, gave the miniboat “Carolina Dreamer” to the TSSOM crew to launch off the coast of South Carolina last year. The boat turned up in Wales and will be picked up by Ms. McMahon this summer to be launched from Ireland durin g this year’s training cruise. To learn more, visit
http://www.nefsc.
noaa.gov/drifter/drift_ep_2013_2.html or contact Richard Baldwin at dick@educa-
tionalpassages.com or 207-322-1901 for more information. The 500-foot, 16,000-ton Training Ship
State of Maine, originally commissioned as the USNS Tanner, served as a Navy ocean- ographic research vessel before being con- verted in 1997 to accommodate the training needs of the college. The fourth vessel to bear the name State of Maine, the ship is a modern, technologically advanced training vessel.
WANTED
MARITIME BOOKS, MAGAZINES, DOCUMENTS, POSTCARDS and PHOTOGRAPHS
International Maritime Library P.O. Box 710, Winterport, Maine 04496 (207) 223-8846
MOORSPOR T KYMCO
World's #1 Scooter starting at $1499
HJC Amsoil
Woody's Carbide
ZOX Katadin Gear
56NewMeadowsRd.,
W.Bath,ME04530 OpenMon.-Fri.8-5,Sat.8-12
207-443-9702 207-443-9702 Advertiser
M C N A D V E R T I S E R S Maine Built Boats
Alexseal 2 Allen Agency
Bamforth Marine Bath Industrial Sales
Billings Diesel & Marine
Page 10
2/27 22 3
Bluejacket 20 Brewer's S. Freeport Marine 30 Brooks Trap Mill C & C Machine
Casco Bay Yacht Sales Chase, Leavitt Co. Cod Cove Inn
Custom Float Services Dark Harbor Boat Yard
15 13 30 6
30 30 13
Downeast Lobstermen's Assc 13 Dysart's Great Harbor
2
Epifanes 15 Eric Dow Boatshop Farrin’s Boat Shop Finestkind Boat Yard Front Street Shipyard General Marine H&H Marine Hallett Sails
13 16
2/26 5
Hamilton Marine Hansen Marine
Harding's Book Shop Heritage Panelgraphics Holland Boat Shop IMP Group
16 17 14 32 7
29 12 17 9
Infab 28 Johanson Boatworks John Williams Boat Co. John's Bay Boat Co. Jonesport Shipyard
11/28 3
29
Kennedy Marine Engineering 6 Kittery Point Yacht Yard Kustom Steel Lash Boat Yard Liferaſt Services
6/26 16 16
6 3
Maine Coast Creations Maine Coast Lumber Maine Yacht Center
Mass. Maritime Academy Moose Island Marine Nautical Scribe Books Nautilus Marine Newman Marine
Ocean Point Marina Otis Enterprises
17 2
20 17 12
7/29 13 2
26 28 9
Owl's Head Transp. Museum 9 Padebco 17 Paul Luke, Inc.
20
Penobscot Marine Museum 20 Portland Yacht Services R. E. T omas
Redman Marine
Robinhood Marine Rockport Marine Rollins Boat Shop
Royal River Boat Yard Rumery's Boatyard SW Boatworks
Seal Cove Boat Yard Sheepscot Bay Boat Co. Smithwick & Mariners South Port Marine
South Shore Boatworks Spartan Marine
Stockton Springs Marine Strouts Point
Webhannet River Bait West Marine Transport Yacht Connection York's Marine
3/27 15 10
Richard Stanley Custom Boats 16 Rideout Marine
2
19 15 28 3
17
16/29 6 5 3 3
18 29 18 12
T omas Yacht Brokerage 18/30 Traditional Boat
18 19
18 30 5
TS
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16 |
Page 17 |
Page 18 |
Page 19 |
Page 20 |
Page 21 |
Page 22 |
Page 23 |
Page 24 |
Page 25 |
Page 26 |
Page 27 |
Page 28 |
Page 29 |
Page 30 |
Page 31 |
Page 32