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18ft Skiffs – International 18s in the 1950s - Mysailing | Australian Sailing News, World Sailing, Yacht Racing - Vimarsana News

18ft Skiffs – International 18s in the 1950s - Mysailing | Australian Sailing News, World Sailing, Yacht Racing

A period of New Zealand-led design & innovation Following the first major change in the 18 footers from the big boats of the early 1900s to the 7ft beam boats of the mid-1930s, there had been no major change or innovations until the late 1940s – probably due mainly to the uncertain times being experienced

Improvements at Vance continue to gain ground - Vimarsana News

Improvements at Vance continue to gain ground

There are multiple projects for improvements at Vance Air Force Base that total more than $100 million, including a new squadron operations center and a new school to replace Eisenhower

Improvements at Vance AFB continue to gain ground - Vimarsana News

Improvements at Vance AFB continue to gain ground

There are multiple projects for improvements at Vance Air Force Base that total more than $100 million, including a new squadron operations center and a new school to replace Eisenhower Elementary School.

World War II gunner, Staff Sgt. Archie B. Corvin - Vimarsana News

World War II gunner, Staff Sgt. Archie B. Corvin

Most of us are familiar with the present-day conflicts in our world because of our modern technology and the fact that the news media is constantly keeping us informed. However,

Sail Inc. wins 12ft Skiff Upper Harbour Championship - Vimarsana News

Sail Inc. wins 12ft Skiff Upper Harbour Championship

Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club hosted the first interclub of the 12ft Skiff Calendar on Saturday. A 15knot 2nd sail Southeast breeze greeted the fleet