The
Coast Guard Auxiliary is the civilian volunteer arm of the United States Coast Guard --
33,000 men and women who donate their time and expertise to support the Coast Guard and
improve boating safety.
District
5 Northern
Region is comprised of parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and the entire state of
Delaware.
The next Computer Hands-on Training will take place at the Learning Resource Center (LRC) in TRACEN, Cape May. The date is November 8. We will meet for donuts and coffee at 0830 hours and ... read more
On September 07, Division 16 held its annual Memorial Service at the Manasquan Inlet Coast Guard Station, Point Pleasant, NJ. ... read more
09/16/2008 - Additional ICS-210 Course Offerings
Two additional ICS-210 classes have been added to the schedule.
November 18, 2008 - Tuesday - 0900 to 1500
Scranton City Hall
340 N. Washington Ave
3rd Floor Police ... read more
09/15/2008 - ALAUX - ACADEMY ADMISSIONS PARTNER PROGRAM (AAPP)
ALCOAST 438/08 has been issued to advise of an expanded version of the Coast Guard Academy Admissions Partnership Program (AAPP). The Coast Guard Auxiliary contributes significant support to this ... read more
09/13/2008 - D5NR OFFERS A DAY OF FELLOWSHIP
Ticket Sales and Reservations for a Day of Fellowship for all members, family and friends of D5NR for a Sunday Brunch Cruise to the Statue of Liberty on the Skyline Princess on November 02, 2008 is ... read more
09/11/2008 - Individual Development Planning Guide
The purpose of this brief document is to provide new members as well as Flotilla Commanders (FC) and member training (MT) officers an easy to follow, flexible plan that will help integrate new (or ... read more
The Coast Guard Auxiliary offers free boat and personal watercraft (PWC) safety
examinations to anyone who wants one. The Auxiliary has no legal authority, and only
checks to make sure your boat or PWC complies with federal, state and local laws and that
it is properly equipped in the case of an emergency. Upon passing the safety check,
we award your boat with the decal shown at left. For more information about the
safety checks, see the US Coast Guard Auxiliary's National Home Page Visitors
Section. To find out where and when a vessel examiner will be in your area,
email the
DSO-VE 5NR. Please include your zip code.
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Volunteers
This
is the nineteenth article in the series Profiles In Service.It profiles an Auxiliarist(s) who performs
volunteer service not only at various Coast Guard Bases and Auxiliary Facilities, but who
also participates in many boating safety activities both on the water and on land.This series will attempt to inform the readers of
this web site about the Auxiliarists in the Fifth Northern who devote their time, energy,
and personal expense to perform duties at these bases and facilities, and participate in
various boating safety activities.Their
“devotion to duty” exemplifies the true spirit of Team Coast Guard.We hope you will enjoy it, and future articles,
and appreciate the dedication of your fellow Auxiliarists.
USCG Auxiliary 5th District Northern Region
The USCG Auxiliary at a Glance
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Auxiliary Missions
Vessel Safety Checks
Commercial Fishing
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Public Education
Recreational Boating
Safety
Marine Environmental
Protection
Search & Rescue
Air Operations
Aids to
Navigation/Chart Updating
State Liaison
Programs
Recruiting for the
Coast Guard and Academy
Public Affairs
Bridge Administration
Merchant Mariner Exam
Administration
Training
Work-Life Program Administration
On An Average Day the Coast Guard
Auxiliary will
Educated 929 People on Recreational Boating
Safety & Marine Environmental Protection
Completed 7 Regatta Patrols
Completed 91 Safety Patrols
Accomplished 19 SAR Assists
Saved $729,000 Worth of Property
Assisted 56 People in Trouble on Water
Completed 15 Recruit Support Missions
Performed 615 Courtesy Marine Exams
Participated in 120 USCG Operational Support
Missions
Participated in 42 USCG Administration Support
Missions
Completed 122 Public Affairs Missions
One or two
recreational boaters, whose death was certain - somewhere on the waters
of the U.S. - had his or her life saved by a Coast Guard Auxiliarist.
US Coast Guard Auxiliary
Resources (year 2005)
Operational Vessels 4,758
Aircraft 272
Communications Stations 2,757
Members 30,083
Personal Watercraft Facilities 263
US Coast Guard Auxiliary Mission
Hours (year 2005)
Public Affairs 24,939
Safety Patrol Hours 85,505
Air Patrol Hours 6,779
Support of Coast Guard Missions 25,381
Hours of Public Education 22,550
Hours of Member Training 38,654
Auxiliary Qualified Team Members
(year 2005)
Boat Crew 5,054
Auxiliary Coxswains 3,854
Air Observers 565
Pilots 266
Navigation Aids Verifiers 3,214
Instructors 6,669
Personal Watercraft Operators 223
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Two additional ICS-210 classes have been added to the schedule.
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