The World Military Sailing Championship are the World Military Championships in sailing, organized by the International Military Sports Council (CISM) since 1949.CISM Sailing Regulations
History The first World Military Sailing Championships was held in Brest, France in 1949, in the Star class. In 1954 the International Military Sports Council (CSIM) combined two sports disciplines, naval pentathlon and sailing, forming what they called "Sea Week". From 1954 through to 2000 Sea Week took place almost every year. In 1998 the CISM Board of Directors reverted their decision to host the two previous sporting disciplines and the last Sea Week Championship was hosted by Sweden in 2000.
In the year of the Military World Games (from 1995, every four years), championship are the same of the World Games tournament, except at the 2nd Military World Games in Croatia (1999), when sailing was not included as a sport because Denmark hosted a World Military Sailing Championship instead.
Editions and champions Ed.YearSite Gold Silver Bronze Boats1 1949 Brest Star2 1951 Copenhagen Dragon3 1954 Livourne Lightning4 1955 Stockholm Star5 1956 Athens 6 1957 Horten 7 1958 Karlskrona 8 1959 Den Helder 9 1961 Taranto Finn10 1962 Athens Finn11 1963 Karlskrona Finn12 1966 Karlskrona OK13 1967 Athens Finn14 1968 Den Helder Dragon15 1969 Rio de Janeiro Snipe16 1975 Berga Monark 60617 1978 Den Helder 47018 1979 San Diego 47019 1980 Karlskrona Monark 60620 1981 Mar del Plata 21 1983 Eckernförde Pirate22 1984 Horten Yngling23 1985 San Diego 24 1986 Rio de Janeiro 25 1987 Karlskrona Monark 60626 1988 Den Helder Centaur27 1989 Port Belgrano 28 1991 Karachi Enterprise29 1992 Coronado 42030 1994 Stavanger Yngling31 1995 Rome 47032 1996 Eckernförde Topper33 1997 Karachi Laser34 1999 Auderød Yngling35 2000 Berga Monark 60636 2001 Victoria Martin 24237 2003 Catania Giro 3438 2004 Marín Snipe39 2005 Brest J/8040 2006 Mumbai Enterprise41 2007 Mumbai Enterprise42 2008 Sønderborg Yngling43 2009 Węgorzewo Omega44 2010 Manama J/2445 2011 (match racing) Rio de Janeiro J/242011 (fleet racing) Rio de Janeiro HPE 2546 2013 Bergen Yngling47 2014 Doha 47048 2015 Pohang 200049 2016 Karachi J/8050 2018 Helsinki J/8051 2019 Wuhan 47052 2021 Marín Snipe53 2022 Brest
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