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The Station Commanders conference 2014 is underway in Richards Bay. Our StatComms from around the country are focusing on how to keep Sea Rescue at the top of our game. A huge thank you to the Richards Bay crew for all the time and effort that they have put into this conference. And especially to all the Station Commanders who have traveled from all over the country and given up their weekend to plan for the future of NSRI.A big thank you to the Richards Bay hotels that sponsored the accommodation for all 45 delegates to the conference.The picture of station commanders is available for download on Sea Rescue's Flickr page.Station Commanders conference 2014. Station Commanders conference 2014.Brett Ayres kicks off the discussion on training. Operations Manager Brett Ayres kicks off the discussion on training.Our Richard Bay hosts pay attention to detail. Our Richard Bay hosts pay attention to detail.
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