Greenwich Sail & Power Squadron

General
How does one become a member? PDF Print E-mail

Membership is by application and is for anyone who shares our common love of boating, has passed the public boating course, and who is interested in advancing the objectives of the organization.

 
Are you supported by the government? PDF Print E-mail

No, USPS is a private, non-profit organization. It does not solicit or receive financial grants or aid from any government - federal, state or local.

 
Are you affiliated with the US Coast Guard or any other governmental agencies? PDF Print E-mail
No, but USPS does cooperate closely with federal, state and local government agencies that promote boating safety. In doing so, USPS is not involved with law enforcement or on-the-water patrols.
 
What is the significance of the uniform? PDF Print E-mail

The USPS uniform is the traditional English yachting uniform adopted by the New York Yacht Club in 1844 and by all American yacht clubs thereafter. The USPS uniform has distinctive insignia designating educational achievement, rank and service to the organization. However, it is not necessary to have a uniform to participate in the events sponsored by USPS and local Squadrons.

 
What does "Power Squadron" mean? PDF Print E-mail
USPS started in 1914 as an organization of power boaters, but over the years has broadened its membership to include all boaters - whether they use engines, sails or oars. Boat ownership, however, is not a requirement for membership.
 
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