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An Introduction

An Introduction. USCGAUX History. Established by Act of Congress in 1939 Originally called USCG Reserve Renamed the Auxiliary when WWII began Four Cornerstones Member Services Recreational Boating Safety Operations & Marine Safety Fellowship.

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An Introduction

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  1. An Introduction TN 04/08

  2. USCGAUX History • Established by Act of Congress in 1939 • Originally called USCG Reserve • Renamed the Auxiliary when WWII began • Four Cornerstones • Member Services • Recreational Boating Safety • Operations & Marine Safety • Fellowship TN 04/08

  3. On An Average Day the Coast Guard Auxiliary will: • Complete 62.5 safety patrols • Complete 6.2 regatta patrols • Perform 10.2 vessel assists • Assist 28 people • Save 1 life • Save $341,290 in property • Participate in 100 operational support missions • Participate in 48.7 administrative support missions • Complete 13.4 recruiting support missions • Educate 369 people on boating safety • Perform 299 vessel safety checks • Attend 70 public affairs functions TN 04/08

  4. Cornerstones • Member Services • We match your interests with our needs • Covers areas such as public affairs, finance, computer information systems, etc. • Recreational Boating Safety • Public Education • Vessel Exams • Distribution of Safety Literature • Speaker’s Bureau • Operations & Marine Safety • Operations • Aviation • Communications • Marine Safety • Aids to Navigation • Fellowship • Encourages close relationships, team work, and, of course, fun !!! TN 04/08

  5. We’re Just Like You …. • People from all walks of life are Auxiliarists. • No upper age limit, no height/weight standards (although for certain positions, such as boat crew, you must be physically capable of doing the routine tasks associated with that position). TN 04/08

  6. Who are our members? Plumbers Retirees Butchers Doctors Moms Dads Carpenters Veterans Painters Bus Drivers Salesmen Boaters Electricians Waiters Ham Operators Machinists Lawyers Police Officers Accountants Writers Fire Fighters Cooks Candlestick Makers TN 04/08

  7. Membership • Almost everyone can be a member as long as they are 17 years old and a US Citizen. • Must be able to pass a basic background check. TN 04/08

  8. What We Do as Auxiliary Members • We help save lives • We teach boating safety to our communities • We disburse valuable information • We Augment the US Coast Guard • Surface Vessels • Watch Standing & JOOD • Chef Program • Academy Recruiting TN 04/08

  9. What you can expect from the Auxiliary • Personal growth in gaining skills, abilities, and knowledge • A sense of pride • FUN !!! . TN 04/08

  10. Jobs for EVERYONE !!! • As a boater – Crew or Coxswain • As a retiree – Share your life learned lessons • As a carpenter, electrician, or plumber – Apply your skills to our team • As a teacher – Public Education or Member Training • As a communicator – Radio COMMS or our Watch Stander Program – • As a sales person – Public • Affairs, Recruitment, or Program • Visitor • As an HR person – Personnel • Services • As a writer – Publications • As a fire fighter or police officer • – use your skills to enhance our • various programs • As an accountant – Finance or • Material Services TN 04/08

  11. And so much more ….. • Photographer • Good and Welfare (Ombudsman) • Emergency Response Planning TN 04/08

  12. The Coast Guard Auxiliary • Members a commitment to our community, and our country • You don’t have to be on the water to help the USCG Auxiliary [we have members that cannot swim !!!] • When was the last time you felt a sense of pride and accomplishment in being part of a worthy cause? • So much to choose from so…… • WHICH MEMBER ARE YOU GOING TO BE??? TN 04/08

  13. QUESTIONS • Contact us by phone, email, or in person • www.CGAUX.org THANK YOU !!! TN 04/08

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