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National Security Levels
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Surface Operations
2009 Mission Hours
(end of year)
AUXMP - 22,331.60
GOVSUP - 224.90 MARINE SAFETY -
18.60 SAR - 660.90 TOTAL 23,236.00
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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.
Policy AP
Status
These members are allowed to
ride on facilities and qualify as a Crew Member. REVISED
POLICIES FOR AUXILIARISTS IN APPROVAL PENDING (AP)
USCG-3PCX 06 Aug 07
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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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APR 17-18
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Division 10
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Don Pedro Lake
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APR 29-MAY 2
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Division 03
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Antlers Shasta Lake
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JUN 5
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Division 12
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Oakland Estuary
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JUN 12
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Division 01
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Berkley Yacht Club
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JUN 19
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Division 12
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Oakland Estuary
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JUN 26
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Division 05
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STN Vallejo
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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
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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.
Special Olympics Rubber Duck Derby, Old Town Sacramento.
Credit the Sacramento Bee
A Coast Guard Auxiliary boat picks up rubber ducks out of the
Sacramento River near Old Sacramento.
The 13,000 ducks were released from the I Street bridge.
For more information visit
This is an Auxiliary Trainee,
Brynn Fitzpatrick from Flotilla 03-05 in Sacramento
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