1. Chartering Opportunities with the Cascade Pacific Council Sea Scouts SSS Tsunami 678

2. History Sea Scouts was started just 2 years after Boy Scouts in 1912. Sea Scouts was started just 2 years after Boy Scouts in 1912. Formed in order to prepare older scouts for work on ships. Formed in order to prepare older scouts for work on ships. Title changed to “Sea Explorers” in 1949, and changed back to “Sea Scouts” in 1998. Title changed to “Sea Explorers” in 1949, and changed back to “Sea Scouts” in 1998.

3. Our Program Sea Scouts is its own district. Sea Scouts is its own district. Individual units are called ships. Individual units are called ships. Activities and Material are more related to nautical skills and maritime career experience. Activities and Material are more related to nautical skills and maritime career experience. Sea scouts participate in advancement. Sea scouts participate in advancement.

4. R.A. Rasmussen Sea Base

5. The Base Located on Marine Drive Located on Marine Drive Includes boathouses for all the units, fleet vessels, and equipment storage. Includes boathouses for all the units, fleet vessels, and equipment storage. House for the harbormaster who watches over the sea base. House for the harbormaster who watches over the sea base.

6. MV Reliant

7. Reliant 64 Foot former US Navy cable laying boat. 64 Foot former US Navy cable laying boat. Bunking for 12, can sleep 30 above deck. Bunking for 12, can sleep 30 above deck.

8. Chartering The Reliant Cruise, or charter to Government or Sand Island. Cruise, or charter to Government or Sand Island. 2 possible docking locations. 2 possible docking locations. Captain and engineers Provided Captain and engineers Provided Hands on experience for your troop. Hands on experience for your troop. Minimum of 10 people, 40 max Minimum of 10 people, 40 max

9. Pricing 4 Hours: $150+$10 per person 4 Hours: $150+$10 per person 4-12 Hours: $300+$10 per person 4-12 Hours: $300+$10 per person Overnight: Rates Vary Overnight: Rates Vary Your troop provides meals for crew. Your troop provides meals for crew. Minimum 2 adults, or 1 for every ten youth. Minimum 2 adults, or 1 for every ten youth.

10. Tidal Wave

11. 38 foot cabin cruiser 38 foot cabin cruiser Bunking for 9 crew, 4 officers. Bunking for 9 crew, 4 officers.Chartering Groups of 10 or less. Groups of 10 or less. Camp on Government Island Camp on Government Island Tidal Wave is uninspected, so there is no charge, just cover fuel cost. Tidal Wave is uninspected, so there is no charge, just cover fuel cost.

12. Cascade 29’s/Coronado 15’s

13. Sailing Scouts can earn their small boat sailing merit badge. Scouts can earn their small boat sailing merit badge. Take the helm of our 29 footers! Take the helm of our 29 footers! Sleeping space and showers available at the base for overnighters, Sleeping space and showers available at the base for overnighters, Or sail to government island and camp overnight. Or sail to government island and camp overnight.

14. Contact Information Tsunami Website: Tsunami Website: www.ssstsunami.com Council Sea Scouts: Council Sea Scouts: www.joinseascouts.com Email: Email: reedcalkins75@yahoo.com Phone: Phone:(360)831-4287