Category: RNSA

1830 Start

1830 Start

The attached file describes the sailing instructions for the forth coming race, both to and from St Peter Port as part of the RNSA Plymouth Offshore series.
The attached file describes the sailing instructions for the forth coming race, both to and fr…

A perfect early summer evening for sailing greeted the 14 yachts off Gilkicker for the seventh race of the series, although a tad more wind would have been useful. The fleet was supplemented on this occasion by the RNSA chaplain, Bernard Clarke giving …

Please get in contact to indicate your availability to represent the Royal Navy in this year’s SOR. You should have all been sent an email regarding this years SOR, if you are serving (or a reservist) and have not received the email at home or work it …

Meeting to consider creation of a fully fledged RNSA branch based around Culdrose The future of RNSA Air has been under debate for the past few years, with argument in favour of creating more regional footings. To that end, the sailors at Yeovilton a…

All RNSA windsurfers are invited to the 2014 Forces Open Windsurfing Championships being held at Hayling Island 19-23 May 14. This annual event is run by the Army Sailing Association and takes place over a week at Hayling Island (next to the Inn on …

The re-scheduled 2013 Inter-Service Windsurfing Championships were held at Portland Harbour 10-11 Apr 14 and despite a promising Fleet and Venue, the wind had the final say on events The 2013 Inter Services Windsurfing Championships were held at Potlan…

The Royal Naval Sailing Association and the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have come together to form a flotilla of sailing boats to sail to Ouistreham, France to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Allied invasion of Europe June 6th 1944. D-DAY No…

Falmouth Cruising Group programme is now in full swing Once again this year we have a combined programme RNSA and RCYC – we have many members in common and historically our most successful ventures have been as ‘Combined Ops’

The weather is always the deciding factor but fortunately we already know that due to the considerable power of ‘positive thought’ this summer is going to be another outstanding one so please plan to attend every meeting – they will happen!!

This year we shall have the ever popular shakedown meet at Fowey in early May and then a series of informal meet afloat’s during the summer.