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Shaun,
I don't know the exact geographic bounds in which boarding may take place but other yachtees tell of being boarded at sea in international waters within the Caribbean off Haiti and near Martinique. Incidently, the Red Sea where a helicopter gunship havered just above my mast for two minutes without identifying itself despite my VHF requests was in international waters, far from the "war zone" in Iraq. cheers Peter what is the law here. i was under the usumption that the US had no jusidiction out side there waters on any boat other than a US boat. you are saying that if i was in international waters or british water then i can be boarded by a US boat? I thought that amounted to piracy its self. Shaun |
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