Arrived from Guadeloupe with the RSMA and five young people in training within the regiment, the ship Neptune put the ink in the marina of Fort Louis in Marigot to leave last Thursday with a new team of young people on board who will live in their turn this beautiful navigation experience.
After a Wednesday marked, among other things, by the meeting between Colonel Philippe Outtier, chief of staff of the RSMA Guadeloupe and Daniel Gibbs, president of the Collectivity of Saint Martin in order to sign the new agreement between the local authority and the regiment for the recruiting young people with a target of one hundred volunteers per year, the soldiers, young people in training and the crew of the Neptune had met at the marina on Thursday morning for the big departure, heading for Guadeloupe. The windy weather conditions did not in any way frighten the young people, eager to take to the sea aboard this splendid sailboat. Of the five young people who were part of the crew for the 300-mile trip between Guadeloupe and Saint Martin, there were two young people from the region. On the return trip, five other young people took their places on the boat to make the return trip, as well as five RSMA officials and the four members of the Neptune crew. Great lords, the rescuers of the SNSM (Société Nationale de Sauvetage en Mer) escorted the ship to the Terres Basses level before letting it sail towards Pointe-à-Pitre, thus allowing us to accompany them to live this important moment. for young people aboard the Neptune. The start was smooth, with calm seas. Once offshore, the sailors hoisted the sails and let themselves be carried by the wind. The Neptune will have reached Guadeloupe land on Friday late morning, with five young people who will have followed the command of the RSMA: firm but always benevolent. _VX
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