USNA Command and Seamanship Training Squadron

The below link is a description and application information for the Deputy Director, Command & Seamanship Training Squadron Program (CSTS). This is a public posting through USAJobs for distribution to all eligible candidates. The posting will be available from today until Mar 4, 2025.

TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (COMMAND & SEAMANSHIP TRAINING SQUADRON (CSTS)) You will serve as a TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (COMMAND & SEAMANSHIP TRAINING SQUADRON (CSTS)) in the Robert Crown Sailing Center of NAVAL ACADEMY.

Swim call and dinner aboard at the moorings off Falmouth in Casco Bay

Boston to Portland leg for 2C included great food, sailing in fog, whale, dolphin and seal sightings and manning the port side (water) cannons.

Navy 44s Audacious, Valiant and Fearless at Portland Yacht Services in ME for a two day port visit. PYS owner and round the world sailor Phin Sprague with the 2C squadron.

Audacious and Valiant crossing tacks in Cape Cod Bay

USCG Station Boston hosting both Navy 44 CSTS+ and YPs this weekend. Big shout out to them for their hospitality.

CSTS Squadron 2C training started June 25 with a week of local sailing. We departed Annapolis July 1 for a fantastic sail up to Newport RI for the 4th of July. Underway again today up to Boston.

Indian Head Yacht Club has been a great host for Squadron 3B. Thank you all.

Midnight in Manhattan

Squadron 3A, NA 29 Brave. Great sailing up the Jersey coast and night passage through NYC. Arrived in Port Washington, NY yesterday morning. Our gracious hosts for this visit are the Port Washington Yacht Club and Parents Clibs of Long Island and NY. Thanks!

Highlights from our Squadron 3B sail up to Greenwich, CT from Annapolis. The Indian Head Yacht Club, local Naval Academy Alumni Association, and local community of Greenwich have been awesome with hosting our midshipmen. We start the trip back tomorrow, Saturday, 08/12/2023.