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AWARDS & PRESENTATIONS
Left Image above: Phil Restieri 72 (right) was presented with a 25 year Membership Service Certificate by CWO Zambrana Right Image above: CWO Zambrana presented Jim Waddington 74 (left) with his 35 year Membership Service Certificate
Left Image above: Mike O’Connor FC71 (left) shows off his Auxiliary Sustained Service Certificate which was presented by CWO Zambrana. Right Image above: Accepting certificates signifying that FL 72 & 77 are one of the top 100 performers in the area of Recreation Boating Safety, which were presented by CWO Zambrana (center) were Ed Sekelsky FC72 and Barbara Ingram FC77
Members 35 Years - Jim Horch & Jim Waddington 74 25
Years - Phil
Restieri 72 10
Years - Art
Gottlieb 72 Outstanding
Contribution for RBS Visitation Program Ginny Lovas & Jay Millard 72; Joe Stilo 73; Ron Willson 77 100
Performers in RBS - Flotillas 72 & 77 Annual Service
Performance Awards Operations
- Joe Lovas, Jay
Millard & Carol Saar 72; Ed Petrie & Joe Zappala 73 Public Education - Joe Lovas & Carol Saar 72 VE/MDV
- Jay Millard 72; Ron Willson 77
Auxiliary Sustained Service Award First - Mike O’Connor 71
CURRENCY MAINTENANCE Crew Log 12 hours underway as crew each calendar year Perform
15 designated tasks with a QE every 3 years (Note: QE may add tasks if needed
for evaluation) Coxswain Log
12 hours underway as coxswain or crew each calendar
year Perform
17 designated tasks with a QE every 3 years (Note: QE may add tasks if needed
for evaluation) Pass open-book NavRules exam with score of 90 percent every 5 years Crew/Coxswain TCT 8 hour class with qualified facilitator every 5 years 1
hour local review every year (facilitator not required) Operational Workshops - Encouraged but not required Timetable Last
QE Checkride
Next QE Checkride 2002
or 2003
2007 2004
2008 2005 or 2006 2009 Recertification Following
failure to meet annual 12-hour underway requirement
- make up missing hours as trainee; then complete additional 12 hours to maintain currency Following
failure to complete 3-year checkride - complete 3-year checkride Following
failure to meet annual 12-hour underway requirement for 1 to 4 years - complete
12 hours underway as trainee Following failure to meet annual 12-hour underway requirement for 5 or more years - complete all tasks for the desired position. ICS
UPDATE Incident Command System This
is further clarification on the ICS Members
who provide operational support to the Coast
Guard (participants in
surface and air operations, operations
planning, communications watchstanding, fixed/mobile radio facility operators and port security or
marine safety programs) and Auxiliary leaders (unit leaders and staff officers
in operations, communications,
aviation or marine safety) should have completed
the IS 100 and IS 700 by 30 June 06. Members
in higher leadership positions (Division Captain,
Vice Captain, and Division Staff Officers as out-lined above) or single resource leaders (Coxswains,
pilots, members qualifying in the Trident program or any
other team/task force leader) should have completed
IS 200 and 800 by 30 September 06. If
the member has not completed the required coursework, he/she should not
participate in any Coast Guard exercise, drill or response event. Members seeking to qualify
in an operational program must complete courses
appropriate to the position prior to certification by DIRAUX. Members
must be fully compliant with the requirements
listed above by 31 December 2007. Failure to complete the requisite coursework by this date will preclude
their participation in the program for which the
coursework was
required. Operational
members who are not compliant with coursework
requirements will be placed in “REYR” and will
not be issued patrol orders. Eligibility for elected or
staff officer positions will require completion of ICS coursework as described
above. ICS-210,
Initial Incident Commander, is a classroom course designed
for single resource leaders. This 4-hour classroom course will be required for coxswains, pilots,
any member qualifying in the Trident program or any
other team/task force leader. Given the limited access to this course, no date for completion has been determined. Single resource leaders are highly encouraged to take ICS 210 if the opportunity is available.
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