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For the second year in a row, the NSRI Station 29 - ASR Team was invited to the monthly meeting of the 'Cape Town Rifles (Dukes)', at the Cape of Good Hope Castle, to give a talk about the NSRI and what the organisation does and where it fits in as a whole.The talk was given by Region 1 Director Brad Geyser on Saving Lives at Sea and how we work with SAMSA, SASAR & MRCC'. Station 29's Station Commander André Beuster also gave a brief talk about the ASR Team and showed the 'Dukes' some of the equipment that the ASR Team use in training and for operations.Dukes 02 ASR Station Commander André Beuster showing some of the equipment the ASR use in rescuesDukes 01 Members of The Cape Town Rifles (Dukes) Regiment listening to a talk by ASR
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