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Leadership On The High Seas, A Book Review
A search for leadership books on Amazon yields over 100,000 results and there is no shortage of Naval Leadership books (including a few excellent ones) but the commercial maritime domain is...
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gCaptain’s Best Nautical Books Of 2017
gCaptain is proud to announce the winners of our second annual award for gCaptain’s Best Nautical Books Of The Year. The year’s notable nautical fiction and nonfiction books of late 2016 and 2017,...
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
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Call Me Captain! (or not)
By Colin Dewey, Ph.D., MNI When is it correct to call someone “captain?” And where is it appropriate for people to use the title themselves? What’s the difference between a...
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
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Best Nautical Books Of 2016-2017
The year’s notable nautical fiction and nonfiction books of 2016-17 as selected by gCaptain’s editors. This list represents books we have read or reviewed in the past year (or so). P.S. If you...
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gCaptain Live E18 – Nautical Books & TV
Join John Konrad, gCaptain’s founder, as he runs through a few of his favorite nautical books. John’s favorite books on the kindle can be found here: Author John Konrad, Goodreads...
Sunday, November 27, 2016
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In Books: Deadly Straits by R.E. McDermott
For the sake of full disclosure, I am not a huge fans of thrillers, particularly thrillers involving ships. The plots often strike me as implausible and the descriptions of the ships and ship operations often border on the laughable. (Too often, they leap across the border.) This is not the case however with R.E. McDermott’s Deadly Straits.
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