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Plymouth Flotilla
16-02Fifth
District Southern Region

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It's not just
the Marines that are looking for a few good men & women |
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| Are you Ex-Military/Retired Military?
Your nation still needs you. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
assists the Coast Guard in non-military and non-law enforcement
programs such as public education, vessel safety checks, safety
patrols, search and rescue, maritime security and environmental
protection. Wear the Auxiliary uniform with pride and your
military ribbons. Do you have a
new boat? Learn more about boating and boating safety from
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Unpaid, volunteers are needed to
help teach boating safety to the recreational boating public.
Do you enjoy meeting and helping new
boaters? Unpaid, volunteers are needed in the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary as vessel examiners to help local recreational
boaters be safe on the water by conducting free vessel safety
checks of boats.
Are you a former/retired teacher?
Unpaid, volunteers are needed in the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
to help teach boating safety classes to the recreational boating
public.
Boating Safety Instructors Wanted.
Unpaid, volunteers are needed in the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
to help teach boating safety classes to the recreational boating
public.
Criminal background check and membership
required. Free training. |
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are jobs for everyone
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On an average day the Coast Guard
Auxiliary will |
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Complete 62.5 safety patrols |
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nComplete
6.2 regatta patrols |
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nPerform
10.2 vessel assists |
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nAssist
28 people |
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nSave
1 life |
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nSave
$341,290 in property |
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nParticipate
in 100 operational support missions |
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nParticipate
in 48.7 administrative support missions |
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nComplete
13.4 recruiting support missions |
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nEducate
369 people on boating safety |
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nPerform
299 vessel safety checks |
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nAttend
70 public affairs functions |
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And don't forget
the fun
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In all activities, enjoy fellowship -
the good company of other Auxiliarists at
meetings and training sessions, on patrols and
other missions, and at ceremonies and social
events. One of he Auxiliary's trademarks is good
old-fashioned hospitality. Friends, neighbors
and interested members of the public are always
welcome to attend one of our flotilla meetings.
In addition, dedication to boating safety
provides the atmosphere for getting together to
swap boating experiences and participate in
cruises and rendezvous. You'll find a special
camaraderie among Auxiliarists that's hard to
beat. There's time to relax and have fun at
Auxiliary outings, training sessions, patrols,
VSC's, classes, and conferences. Auxiliarists
make lasting, meaningful friendships. Knowing
that you belong to a special group of people and
directly participate in helping save lives gives
your Auxiliary membership a special meaning.
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| Flotilla 16-02 based in Plymouth North
Carolina is the oldest chartered flotilla in North Carolina
and is currently the only flotilla in the western portion of the
Albemarle sound. Anyone living in this area knows the volume of
boats based in and traveling through our waters. We need your
help to make boating in this area as safe as possible. If you
would like more information about what we do and learn how you
can help us and your fellow boaters, please contact Vice
Commander Louis Manring at (252) 722-2392 or email him at
lmanring@mchsi.com |
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