Annapolis Sail and Power Squadron

Annapolis Sail and Power Squadron Cruise Captain, Past Commander Ron Albrecht, uses a chart to illustrate the course the organizations's June Summer Cruise will follow. It will retrace the Route of Exploration in the northern Chesapeake Bay followed by Capt. John Smith in 1608. Photo by Rich Romer	Annapolis Sail and Power Squadron Cruise Captain, Past Commander Ron Albrecht, stands by an original Capt. John Smith chart of the Chesapeake Bay and points to the planned route for the organizations's Summer Cruise in June. The Squadron plans to retrace the route of Smith's 1608 exploration of the Bay with stops in Baltimore, Rock Hall, Havre de Grace, NorthEast, and Georgetown. Photo by Rich Romer
During the Annapolis Sail and Power Squadron Change of Watch, District 5 Education Officer D/Lt/C Bob Palmer, SN gives the oath of office to incoming Commander Carl Tucker, P. The formal ceremonies took place at the U.S. Naval Academy's Officers and Faculty Club. Photo by Rich Romer	During the Annapolis Sail and Power Squadron Change of Watch, four members of the incoming Bridge take their oath of office. From left, Treasurer Kathy Doherty, Education Officer Joe Morgan, Administrative Officer Howard Cupples, and Executive Officer Andy Gray. Photo by Rich Romer
Clint Shaffer and Ralph Michalsen confer with Georgetown Yacht Basin DockMaster Ivan Todd during a survey of the marinas the Squadron will visit during June's Summer Cruise which will follow Captain John Smith's route 400 years before. Photo by Rich Romer	Judy Michaelsen, Clint Shaffer, Cruise Captain Ron Albrecht, and Ralph Michaelsen survey the facilities at the Charlestown Marina during a survey of marinas the Squadron will visit during June's nine day Summer Cruise. Photo by Rich Romer
During the Squadron's retracing of the John Smith 1607 Voyage of Exploration, the Squadron will visit the NorthEast River Yacht Club where new boat slips and docks are being installed. Photo by Rich Romer

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