Survival strategy: so, you made it to the liferaft. Now the real work begins

Article Abstract:

Yacht owners need to be sure that their survival equipment is well-maintained in the event that it is needed. Survival tips include establishing a routine for duties and watches, rational foods, maintaining the liferaft and preventing exhaustion.

Methods, Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc., Survival

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Grab that bag: in an abandon-ship situation, a liferaft is not enough

Article Abstract:

A grab bag should be a rigid, floatable bag containing food, papers (navigation aids), and first aid gear. Other survival preparation and emergency procedures are also analyzed.

United States, Analysis, Equipment and supplies, Column, Marine accidents, Survival and emergency equipment, Survival equipment

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Anatomy of a liferaft

Article Abstract:

Rescue platforms or coastal rafts are suitable life rafts for yachts that do not do a lot of offshore cruising. The constructions and use of the rafts is discussed.

Usage, Life rafts

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