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SBC, see thats what I dont agree with. You cannot sit there and tell me that the Marine Patrol's course and license will give you as much experience as 300-400 hours on the water, and a large test. I remember when I got mine, 360 hours, a physical, and a 1400 question test with the towing endorsement. Theres no way that the same experienced is gained through the marine patrols "play license"
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You have to wonder if you were the director of a summer camp would you hire a person to be your waterfront manager if they did not have any experience with boats and then ask them to obtain their commercial boating license? Let's hope that common sense prevails in a scenario like that. Thought: let's start a common sense and courtious operator epidemic on the NH waters and hope that it spreads rapidly. |
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