Nav Problems

	Title	Issue
	July/August 2013 Issue 211: White squall The loss of sail-training ships is, unfortunately, not unprecedented. Some sink due to misjudgment on the part of the captain, while others are just in the wrong place at the wrong time. BY DAVID BERSON	July/August 2013
	May/June 2013 Issue 210: Airborne William F. Buckley’s enduring book, Airborne, ostensibly concerns the passage he and his cronies, including his son Christopher, made in 1975 from Miami to Spain via Bermuda and the Azores aboard Buckley’s boat Cyrano. BY DAVID BERSON	May/June 2013
	March/April 2013 Issue 208: The Last Grain Race “On the day we lost the cereal account, I finally decided to go to sea.” BY DAVID BERSON	March/April 2013
	Jan/Feb 2013 Issue 207: Lost in Hurricane Carrie With the recent loss of HMS Bounty in Hurricane Sandy, let’s revisit the story of another ship that was unable to survive the forces of nature BY DAVID BERSON	January/February 2013
	Nov/Dec 2012 Issue 206: The barque Peking and the P-Line ships BY DAVID BERSON	November/December 2012
	October 2012 Issue 205: Schooner Brilliant across the Atlantic For yacht designers, 1932 wasn’t a great year. BY DAVID BERSON	October 2012
	September 2012 Issue 204: From the English Channel to the Hudson River Klang II, a wooden gaff-rigged yawl is a vessel of many distinctions. BY DAVID BERSON	September 2012
	July/August 2012 Issue 203: I ran away to sea at fifty BY DAVID BERSON	July/August 2012
	May/June 2012 Issue 202: Stars to windward By David Berson	May/June 2012
	March/April 2012 Issue 200: Blue water vagabond by David Berson	March/April 2012

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