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THERE IS NO AUGUST MEETING! Our next meeting is Wednesday September 8th 2010 at 8:00 pm (The second Wednesday every month.)
Auxiliary Base, Harbor Island Park, Mamaroneck, NY FSO's - please email any reports prior to the meeting. Reminder: Auxdata E-Mail forms are available here . Please e-mail all forms to FSO-IS ATTN: Please Check EVENTS page for an update on all upcoming events! |
NEWS AND UPDATES | GENERAL INFORMATION | The 2010 Boating Education Course Catalog is Now Available! Check Our Classes Page For More Information Forms Update As of 01/01/2010 The Member Activity Form (99 Form) has changed. Please visit the members section for more information. | Rescue 21 Rescue 21 is the United States Coast Guard's advanced command, control and communications system. This system has replaced the National Distress Response System, enabling Very High Frequency communication for distress calls. For an overview on how this system works, please visit our Rescue 21 Page by clicking here. | | Air Operations
Check out important new information.Uniforms
 Download your copy of the special Uniforms version of the Reservist magazine. | | | | | America's Waterway Watch
Have you seen any of the following activities when you are on the water?- People appearing to be engaged in surveillance of any kind (note taking, shooting video/photos, making sketches, or asking questions).
- Unattended vessels or vehicles in unusual locations.
- Lights flashing between boats.
- Unusual diving activity.
- Unusual number of people onboard.
- Unusual night operations.
- Recovering or tossing items into/onto the waterway or shoreline.
- Operating in or passing through an area that does not typically have such activity.
If so, call 1-877-24WATCH or 1-877-2492. And, of course, you can always dial 911. For more in-depth information on America's Waterway Watch, click here. | | | "Eyes on the Water" is a maritime domain awareness campaign intended to encourage you to report suspicious activity, not to take direct action. more.. | | | Dial-A-Buoy The National Weather Service created Dial-A-Buoy to give mariners an easy way to obtain the reports via a cell phone. Dial-A-Buoy provides wind and wave measurements taken within the last hour at NDBC buoy and Coastal-Marine Automated Network (C-MAN) stations.
To access Dial-A-Buoy, dial 888-701-8992 using any touch tone or cell phone. You may need to let the phone ring 7 or 8 times. When answered, enter 1. Then, enter the five-digit (or character) station identifier, followed by the # sign, in response to the prompt. Local station identifiers are available from NOAA at http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/Maps/Northeast.shtml. | | | For Kids (and Teachers) - For you and your kids from the US Coast Guard. Teachers guides and coloring books. Photos of Coast Guard Ships to download. | | | Life Jackets
Boat smart from the start and wear it! There are many new types of life jackets, designed for all types of boats and boaters. For everyday boating wear, you just can’t beat the new, inflatable life jackets. They’re cool, comfortable, light weight, don’t restrict movement and have the same buoyancy support as the bulky “gold-standard”, Type I offshore vests. Triggered by either a manual pull-cord or an automatic sensor, a gas cartridge quickly inflates the vest while in the water. They are made by several manufacturers and are available in adult and children’s sizes. | | | | | | | | | |
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