The Coast Guard License - From Six Pac to Master 100 Tons: Ed. 15-C

by Budd Gonder and budd-gonder

Book Overview

Budd Gondor has written an excellent guide to obtaining your Coast Guard license. From the mass of technical materials on navigation, boathandling, weather, et cetera - Budd has distilled a short book... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1880093065
• ISBN13: 9781880093061
• Release Date: May 1996
• Publisher: Charters West
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 1.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.5" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

..ordering three more copies tonight...

.... I used this test preparation manual to sit for my Master's ticket in St. Louis 12 years ago. Since that time I have purchased an additional 5 copies of this well written, humorous instructional manual. I am purchasing 3 more tonight... two to give as gifts to young, bright wanna-be captains. The third copy is to replace mine. ...even if you plan to go to Sea School... this book will be worth it's value.... study and learn this book and you will "ace" the charting element...

Proven Successful

Clear, Concise, effective information to help you pass the exam and get your ticket for far less than the voluminous Houston or MET manuals. I would and do recommend this book to any crew member looking to obtain a 100 ton license. I purchased this manual ten years ago after two captains I knew recommended it to me. I used this manual to obtain my license and have since passed the recommendation on to several others who have obtained their licenses using only this book.

Captain of Your Own Destiny

Budd Gondor has written an excellent guide to obtaining your Coast Guard license. From the mass of technical materials on navigation, boathandling, weather, et cetera - Budd has distilled a short book which captures the essence of the art of seamanship as needed to get the CG license and be called "Captain". His explanations and diagrams are clear and easy to understand. This book is more like sitting across the table from a "salty dog", where too many preparation books are more like having a oceanographic engineer lecture. No book will substitute for time on the water, but with some background, this book can help you get your license and learn from those 60 or 120 days of experience instead of having just one day of experience 60 times. It worked for me - 100 ton mate near coastal with towing endorsement first time!