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LOL S.S. can't now and never will be, able to call himself an unlimited
master. Capt.American wrote: "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... It's pretty much a waste of time anymore. S.Simon No Sailor can call himself a unlimited master without it. Have you no sence of self reliability? No pride in doing something on your own? Or have you become a dependant of the system? If the GPS system ever goes down, any person with Celestial navigation experience will be worth his weight in gold. Capt. American felton wrote in message ... I am wrestling with myself as to whether to continue my USPS course work and sign up for the JN course, which is the first of two courses dealing with celestial navigation. I have completed all the electives and through Advanced Piloting, so it is decision time. I have heard that even the Naval Academy doesn't teach celestial navigating skills any longer. Is celestial anything more than an interesting exercise these days or is it worth the effort to learn for any meaningful use? Ultimately it comes down to time invested/benefit to learn, like anything else. At the risk of sounding "lubberly", I just wonder if this is time well spent these days. |
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