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     Margit Saad

     Jachtbesitzerin Barbara Riccardi
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     Boy Gobert

     Seemann Kai Brinkmann
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     Mara Lane

     Zofe Jenny
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     Wolfgang Wahl

     Kapitän Wiegand
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     Jan Hendriks

     Henry F. Jones
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     Peter Weck

     Robby Hansen

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Paradise_for_SailorsParadise for Sailors - Wikipedia

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   Paradise for Sailors. Paradise for Sailors ( German: Paradies der Matrosen) is a 1959 West German comedy film directed by Harald Reinl and starring Margit Saad, Boy Gobert and Mara Lane. [1] The film's sets were designed by the art director Willi Herrmann. The film was shot at Tempelhof Studios and on location in Rio de Janeiro .

3. www.sunsail.com › yacht-charter › caribbeanCaribbean Yacht Charters & Sailing Vacations USA | Sunsail

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   More than 5,000 islands, reefs and cays make the Caribbean a picture-perfect paradise for sailors at any experience level. You’ll enjoy easy line-of-sight navigation, deep water passages and lively island-hopping from one charming harbor to the next aboard your own monohull or catamaran Caribbean charter.

4. catamarancharteritaly.com › blog › discover-sardiniaSailing in Sardinia: Your Ultimate Guide to a Mediterranean ...

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   A Natural Paradise for Sailors. Sardinia, nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, offers a blend of crystal-clear waters, gentle winds, and diverse landscapes. Its rugged coastlines, dotted with secluded bays and pristine beaches, create a perfect sailing backdrop. Rich Cultural and Historical Tapestry

5. www.nationalww2museum.org › war › articlesRoutine in Paradise: The US Navy in Pearl Harbor | The ...

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   Known as a tropical paradise today, for many sailors before December 7, 1941, it was just another port of call during their naval service. October 9, 2021. Top Image: Prewar US Navy recruiting poster. The navy was seen by many as a way to avoid the worst of the great depression and to learn a trade. Many sailors were happy with Navy life.

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6. www.rubicon3adventure.com › sailing-caribbeanSailing in Caribbean Waters: Your Guide to Sailing in Paradise

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   Mar 5, 2024 · So by now, you’ll be in no doubt that the Caribbean is a true paradise for sailors, with its azure waters, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture. Among the many islands, St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, Cuba, Jamaica, The Grenadines, and The Bahamas stand out as some of the very best destinations for those seeking a unique sailing experience.

7. www.yachting.com › en-gb › blogSailing in Sicily: Explore the Aegadian Islands

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   The picturesque bays and clear waters make Levanzo a popular destination for sailors who want to enjoy nature to the full. - Marettimo: the natural paradise. Marettimo is the wildest and most untouched of the Egadi islands. Here, sailors can experience a spectacular landscape of high cliffs, caves and crystal clear waters.

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   Why did the US Navy go to Paradise?

   • Routine in Paradise: The US Navy in… Known as a tropical paradise today, for many sailors before December 7, 1941, it was just another port of call during their naval service. Top Image: Prewar US Navy recruiting poster. The navy was seen by many as a way to avoid the worst of the great depression and to learn a trade.

   Routine in Paradise: The US Navy in Pearl Harbor

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   How did the Sailor live?

   • The split military and operational duties of the sailor meant they lived by the Battle Bill and the Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill. Battle Bill told them where their general quarters station was. The Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill told them where they bunked, what watches they were to stand, and what their duties aboard the ship were.

   Routine in Paradise: The US Navy in Pearl Harbor

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   What were the duties of a sailor?

   • Beyond regular duties were the military duties: standing watch, navigating, spotting, gunnery training, and damage control. The split military and operational duties of the sailor meant they lived by the Battle Bill and the Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill. Battle Bill told them where their general quarters station was.

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   Why did sailors reenlist in the Navy?

   • The navy was seen by many as a way to avoid the worst of the great depression and to learn a trade. Many sailors were happy with Navy life. Prior to 1940, the reenlistment rate reached 80 percent, an important statistic to keep a professional navy operating. Courtesy of the Library of Congress.

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9. www.sunsail.com › uk › destinationsCaribbean Yacht Charter & Sailing Holidays | Sunsail

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   More than 5,000 islands, reefs, and cays make the Caribbean a picture-perfect paradise for sailors at any experience level. You’ll enjoy easy line-of-sight navigation, deep water passages, and lively island-hopping from one charming harbour to the next aboard your own monohull or catamaran Caribbean charter.