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This weekend, NSRI volunteers from 3 local stations will have their skills put to the test. They are currently participating in a Coxswain Class 1 Assessment Course held in Cape Town. We appreciate the time you have given up with your families, thank you.This weekend we host another Coxswain Cls 1 course. We appreciate the time you have given up with your families, thank you. From left to right: Graeme Harding (Training Officer), Jean Le Roux (Hermanus), Daniel Heimann (Training Officer), Marc de Vos (Table Bay), and Robbie Robinson (Simonstown). Coxswain Class 1 Assessment Course: From left to right: Graeme Harding (Training Officer), Jean Le Roux (Hermanus), Daniel Heimann (Training Officer), Marc de Vos (Table Bay), and Robbie Robinson (Simon's Town).
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