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The Vagnon manual for first aid at sea
As first aid training at sea is essential, this practical manual will be very useful to you. Written by an author who is a specialist in the subject and himself an experienced trainer, you will find a pedagogical guide to a training course that is compulsory for racing and essential to the safety of sailors.
Characteristics of the Vagnon manual - First aid at sea
- 144 pages
- Format: 16 x 24 cm
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