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20/20 Vision Newsletter

Click here to get the latest edition of the Division 20 newsletter, 20/20 Vision

 

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Current Security Levels

MARSEC Level 1: Significant Risk - Click for details
National Threat Level: Elevated

Click here for information on boating safety courses
Click here for information on vessel safety checks

 

USCGAux 70th AnniversaryWelcome to the web site of the Coastal Carolina Division of the Coast Guard Auxiliary! Our over 200 members are volunteers, men and women who are working to make our waterways safer for the boating public and to support the U.S. Coast Guard.

 

The Division is organized into seven Flotillas that are located in Eastern North Carolina, where the beautiful waterways and Coast provide an outstanding setting for recreational boating.

 

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Division Activities

June 27 2009

Coast Guard Station Oak Island, and the Oak Island Light House, as seen from the air during an Auxiliary air patrol.

Auxiliary Aircraft assist the Coast Guard by flying safety/security patrols, SAR missions, logistics flights and area familiarization flights throughout Sector North Carolina's AOR.

Photo by: Jason Cyphers

 

CG Station Oak Island

In the News

ALL HANDS - Publication 1

Coast Guard Publication 1Coast Guard Publication 1, as a capstone document, explains our principles of operation: clear objective, presence, unity of effort, on-scene initiative, flexibility, managed risk, and restraint.  This guidance will help every member of the Coast Guard - active duty, reserve, civilian and auxiliarist - understand who we are, what we do, and why we do it.

Pub 1 maps our organizational DNA and reveals the evolution of our Guardian Ethos.  Looking forward, Pub 1 provides a solid foundation so we can adapt our operational activities to meet the maritime challenges of the 21st century.  Use it as a fundamental building block to educate our newest Coast Guard members and to guide your professional judgment as you address emerging mission demands in your area of responsibility.

Please tale the time to download a copy of this document and review it.

http://www.uscg.mil/top/about/pub1.asp

 

Boating Downloads and Links

Click here to download a float planDownload a Float Plan, and fill it out before your trip!

 

Other information you need before your trip:

- North Carolina Vessel Operators Guide

- Local Notices to Mariners

- NOAA On-Line Chart Viewer

- Eastern NC Weather

 


Coast Guard Racing Stripe

Switch to 406

Switch to 406121.5 and 243 MHz emergency beacons are no longer being monitored by satellite. Upgrade to 406Mhz now.
 

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Click here to download a pre-departure checklistDownload a Pre-Departure Checklist, to be sure you have everything you need for your trip

 

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