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National Security Levels
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Surface Operations
2010 Mission Hours
(Jan 1 - Aug 3)
AUXMP -10,862.10 GOVSUP -86.80 MARINE SAFETY -
7.20 SAR - 334.40 TOTAL 11,290.50
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WELCOME
to the D11NR site for Surface Operations. This site
provides information and links.
It serves as a resource for items of interest, the
certification process, and required forms.
Get acquainted with the site and let us know what additional
items would be useful.
Respectfully,
Gail Ramsey,
DSO-OP
AUXDATA
Mission Hour Reports
AUXINFO provides information from AUXDATA, updated weekly. The 2008 Mission Hours
are posted above. The following links are for 2009. For
flotilla report, click on a division. For member report,
click on a flotilla.
Workshop 2010 D-Train Presentation for Downloading
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COMO
Gail Ramsey with ADM Allen
COXSWAIN SHACK
Surface OPS Patrol
Tips & Tricks
"OPS Opportunities
During the Downturn in SAR Work"
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2010
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UNIT
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LOCATION
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CONTACT
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AUG 14
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Division 07
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Strawberry Reservoir
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SEPT 18
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Division 11
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South Lake Tahoe
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OCT 1-3
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Flotilla 08-08
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TBD
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OCT 7-10
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Flotilla 03-09
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Whiskeytown
FLYER
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OCT 15-17
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Flotilla 03-10
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Brannan Island
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OCT 23-24
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Flotilla 10-05
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Millerton Lake
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Each Division is to
schedule at least one OPEX or OPTREX per year, preferably
two. This training opportunity increases qualified members
for greater mission strength.
The
Exercises Guide
provides helpful information
for flotilla and division leaders for planning.
Please advise
Dean La
Chapelle, DCAPT, ADSO-OP/OC,the dates you have chosen so they
can be placed on the District Calendar. To avoid
conflicting dates, check
District
Calendar...link.
Would you like to receive excellent training that only the
Gold side can provide? Please email
COMO Gail Ramseyand
you will receive more information on this training that is
scheduled a year in advance.
Facility should be less than 30 feet and will be underway
for three to four hours. This is not an eight hour Safety
Patrol; this is Operational Support for the Coast Guard. The
Station needs to have the opportunity to work with different
type vessels as this is what they come across on a day to day
basis.
Sort of like taking coals to Newcastle, Auxiliarist Terry
Blanchard delivers PFDs from the Auxiliary vessel "Silver Charm" to the
Coast Guard (Station San Francisco's 25439) during the capsized catamaran
case north of Treasure Island on Sunday afternoon, 25 July 2010 (3 of the 5
POB on the capsized vessel did not have PFDs, but refused to leave the
hull).
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