USPS National News is a list of links to news events of general interest to boaters and squadron members.

Sail Angle is a communication platform made available to you at no cost by National. The link will provide you with information on how to use it.

Flag Etiquette shows you all about flags and how to fly them correctly.

• United States Coast Guard Auxiliary for Chattanooga, Flotilla 16-2
• Points of interest all along the river, www.tnriver.com
• Our winter meeting place, Privateer Yacht Club
• "Life on the Water®" magazine www.lifeonthewater.com

NOAA Nautical Charts and Publications. You can get both Raster (RNC) and Electronic (ENC) charts here for free. They also can link you to some free chart viewers.

Army Geospatial Center. You can get inland rivers Electronic (ENC) charts here. They also have some different free chart viewers. They seem so be changing the format of how they do things.

Army Nashville District Navigation Branch. You can download large jpg format charts for the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers.

Tennessee Valley Authority. You can obtain the reservoir level information for the Tennessee river from this location.

Automatic Identification System This sites shows all the information collected by the AIS system. It is a little slow to load because of the large amount of information.

Coast Guard Navigation Center Shows a wide variety of Navigation information including:

• Coast Guard Light List. Shows the location of all the navigational lights along both coasts and inland waters. It is a very large file but you can get just a section.
• MF and HF Frequencies Gives the frequency plan for US and near shore waters.

National Weather Service. This their home page and the root of a wealth of weather information and maps.

National Weather Service Ocean Prediction Center. This site gives the weather for the open waters of the world.

NWS Jet Stream. This is an online school for weather presented by NOAA.

NWS National Doppler Radar. Shows radar for entire nation without advertising.

NOAA Upper Air Maps. What to know what the jet stream is doing, this is the place.

Radiosonde Soundings. Each day NOAA puts up weather balloons to probe upper air conditions. This site shows the results.

National Hurricane Center. What to know what that storm is up to?   Look at this site.