Mustang276

Joseph Krensavage is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy. I subsequently served as a Naval Officer aboard two ships:

· USS Ingersoll, DD-990, 9,000 tons, 1989-1990, Officer of the Deck Qualified, 20,000 nautical miles of sea service, Pearl Harbor to the Arabian Gulf for Operation Earnest Will and return to Pearl Harbor.

· USS Texas, CGN-39, 11,00 tons, 1991-1992, Officer of the Deck qualified, 20,000 nautical miles of sea service, San Diego to the Arabian Gulf and return to the Alameda Naval Base. Eighty-seven days served in a combat zone during Desert Storm as the Engineering Officer of the Watch supervising the operation and maintenance of two 80 megawatt nuclear reactor propulsion and power plants.
Sailing Experience



Joseph Krensavage has been sailing since 1982 beginning on a Rhodes 19 in Newport, Rhode Island. At the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, Rhode Island, I served as crew aboard the N.E.T.C Newport, a 50’ sloop and raced in the 1983 race from Marion, Massachusetts to Bermuda. At the U.S. Naval Academy, I was a member of the varsity offshore sailing team for one year racing Rattlesnake, a 62’ ketch in multiple races including the 1984 Block Island Race and the 1984 Newport to Bermuda race. My San Francisco Bay sailing experience includes 30+ years day sailing and racing from 1994 to the present day. In the early 1990s, I skippered Eggbert, a Catalina 27 many times over several years. In the mid 1990s, I taught Basic Keelboat sail training at the Presidio Yacht Club and served as a charter skipper aboard Warrior, a Catalina 30 for U.S. Air Force personnel from Travis Air Force Base. I owned, raced and cruised Mustang, an Islander 36 from 2001 – 2008. I served as race crew on multiple sail boats including: Pulp Friction, an Olson 25, Melange, an Express 37 and Eos, a Knarr 30. In October, 2020 I took delivery of Papillon, a 2021 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440.