Shipmates,
Registration for the Division 10 Change of
Watch is now open. Please see the attached
document for information
Suzanne
White
VDCDR Elect
COW 2010 Flyer
Shipmates -
The registration is now open for
the 2010 District Conference in Orange
County, CA. Dates for the event are
8-10 JAN 2010. This is a great training
(and social) opportunity. It's well
worth the time and expense to attend
it. Details can be found at:
Early pre-registration deadline is
20NOV09. After that date, the
registration fee increases from $20 to
$40. New members who joined the AUX in
2009 are allowed to attend for free
(i.e. registration fee is $0). There
are also reduced room rates for the
weekend.
Please look at your calendars now and
make plans to attend this fantastic
event!
Bud Gothann DCDR 10
Shipmates:
I am attaching the Consolidated District Staff
Officer Report for the month of September.
Michael C. Johnson DCO 11(SR)
Consolidated
District Staff Officer Report
From:
Michael C. Johnson DCO
11(SR)
Subject: ALAUX - AUXILIARY
SEW-ON QUALIFICATION
INSIGNIA
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009
14:02:42 -0400
For all, for info
1. The Coast Guard
Auxiliary sew-on
qualification insignia
announced in ALAUX 033/09
are authorized for wear on
the Operational Dress
Uniform (ODU), Working Blue,
and Hot Weather Uniform
(i.e. - only the Coast Guard
dark blue short-sleeve shirt
alternative) described in
the Auxiliary Manual
(Commandant Instruction
M16790.1 series).
2. In accordance with Coast
Guard Uniform Regulations
(Commandant Instruction
M1020.6 series), only one
Auxiliary sew-on
qualification insignia is
authorized for wear on the
ODU. By extension, this
also applies for Working
Blue and the Hot Weather
Uniform authorized for wear
by Auxiliarists. Such
insignia shall be centered
directly above the "USCG
AUXILIARY" cloth tape
immediately above the
wearer's left breast
pocket. Embroidered
insignia shall be the same
size as the metal insignia,
centered on a tape the full
width of the pocket. The
tape shall not exceed the
width of the pocket. If an
Auxiliarist has earned more
than one qualification
insignia, then the insignia
that is worn shall be at the
discretion of the
Auxiliarist.
Temporary/conditional sew-on
qualification insignia shall
not be worn on these
uniforms.
3. Pursuant to ALCOAST
074/09, the Auxiliary sew-on
AUXOP device is authorized
for wear on these uniforms.
It is the only Auxiliary
device so authorized. It
shall be centered directly
above the cloth nametape
immediately above the
wearer's right breast
pocket.
4. These provisions shall
be incorporated into the
next change to the Coast
Guard Auxiliary Manual.
Steve Minutolo
Coast Guard Office of
Auxiliary & Boating Safety
(CG-542)
Auxiliary Division (CG-5421)
Chief, Administration Branch
(CG-54211)
From: Michael C. Johnson DCO
11(SR)
To: ALAUX
From: CHDIRAUX
Subj: WEARING PPE WITH
AUXILIARY MARKINGS -043/09
1. Section 10.A.12. of the
Auxiliary Manual (Commandant
Instruction
M16790.1 series) states,
"Auxiliaries may not wear
any distinctive part of
the uniform or official
Auxiliary insignia with
civilian clothing." Coast
Guard Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) that is
authorized for Auxiliary
use while assigned to duty
and that has Auxiliary
markings (e.g. - "U.S.
Coast Guard Auxiliary"
displayed on the back of a
Coast Guard Type III life
jacket) falls within the
scope of, "...any
distinctive part of the
uniform..."
Auxiliary-marked PPE,
including life jackets and
float coats,
are therefore only
authorized for wear by
Auxiliarists when in uniform
and
assigned to duty. The
Auxiliary Uniform
Procurement Guide has also
been
changed to reflect this
policy.
2. The purpose of this list
is to keep Auxiliarists as
well as all other
interested parties abreast
of current developments,
policies, manuals, etc.
All information contained
herein and linked is
OFFICIAL policy and
information.
3. Internet Release and
Distribution is Authorized.
4. CG-54211, sends
Shipmates:
I am attaching the August Consolidated DCDR
Reports for your review. The report is approved
for placement on our District website.
DCOS--please forward to the staff, and have it
placed on the website.
Thanks.
Mike
--
Michael C. Johnson DCO 11(SR)
Consolidated Division Commandor's Report
Shipmates:
I am attaching the
Consolidated District Staff Reports and the
Consolidated Division Commanders Reports for
July activity. Both are authorized for
placement on the District website.
Michael C. Johnson DCO 11(SR)
District Staff Reports
Consolidated
Monthly Staff Report – JUNE 2009
CG INFORMATION for AUXILIARISTS:
fm AUXLO SSD
H1N1 VIRUS
Please pass
to all members asap, per request of the AUXLO,
Sector San Diego.
Please discuss subject at all
Flotilla meetings as Member Training; share with
families.
DCDRs:
Please provide
feedback to AUXULO when training has been
completed by Flotillas in your Division.
Thank you for your attention to this.
FROM
LTJG CONNER, AUXLO SSD:
With the fall drawing near and our families
returning to school, the probable rise in colds
and the ever present flu is eminent.
As a
reminder, please take this warning to heart and
remind your members, families, and crews to wash
their hands, cover their mouth and nose when
sneezing and coughing, and
WASH HANDS
WASH
HANDS WASH
HANDS!!!
Now for the serious information. This
summer we had a few Coasties that were diagnosed
with H1N1 Flu as well as some of their
dependants. So here is a reminder of what do if
you or your shipmate comes into Sector San
Diego, calls in sick for a patrol, or attends a
meeting while feeling flu-like symptoms:
1. If you are sick and are complaining of
flu-like symptoms, stay home and call your
health care provider for an appointment.
2. If you are sick but it seems that you
just have a virus, stay home. If your symptoms
progress, call your health care provider
for an appointment.
3. If a member of your crew calls in sick
for a patrol having flu-like symptoms, ask them
to stay home and contact their heath care
provider for an appointment.
4. If you, a family member, a roommate
(that you live with), or a crew member, has a
confirmed case of H1N1 then you/they need to
stay home for 7 days. If you or they do not show
signs of the flu then you/they should make an
appointment with a health care provider near the
end of the 7 days for an assessment screening.
5. If you, a family member, a roommate (that you
live with), or a crew member does start to show
symptoms, then you/they need to make an
appointment with a health care provider
immediately.
4. Since AUX members attend our Flotilla,
Division, and District meetings, the above
advisory is of vital importance.
GET
SET TO CRUISE
Coast
Guard Auxiliary Cruise Division 10
WHERE: Los Angeles, Catalina & Ensenada
Mexico,
the itinerary is below:
Day
Port
Arrive
Depart
Mon
Long
Beach, CA
5:30
pm
Tues
Catalina Island,
CA
8:00 am
5:00
pm
Wed
Ensenada,
Mexico
9:00 am
10:00 pm
Thurs
At Sea
Fri
Long
Beach, CA
8:00 am
HOW:
Carnival Cruise Lines on the Carnival Paradise
Carnival Cruise Line Reservations
WHEN:
Monday, March 1st through
Friday, March 5th
2010
COST:
All prices are per person based on double
occupancy and include all port charges and
taxes.
Per Couple
Inside Cabin
$236.70
$473.40
Ocean View
$261.70
$523.40
Balcony
Inquire
Inquire
Suite
$536.70
$1,073.40
Penthouse
$661.70
$1,323.40
These prices are for
single persons in a room by themselves.
Inside Cabin/Bunk Beds
$303.70
Ocean view
$480.70
Other Cabins Also
AvailInquire
BOOK
INGINFORMATION:
Call
ASAP
to book your spot NOW; they
are holding cabins for us.
You will need to
give them your credit card number to book your
reservation.
Company Name: Vacations to Go
Telephone Number:
800-338-4962 Ext. 7753
Contact Person:
Ratasha
Mention Booking Under:
Karen Chapman, USCG
Auxiliary
OTHER
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
You must
have a passport to board the ship…this enables
you to come back home.
If you do not have
one, you can apply at the post office.
You need to bring
along a certified copy of your birth
certificate.
QUESTIONS:
Email Karen
Chapman at
someintime@hotmail.com
Please
notify Karen when you register for the cruise so
we know who is going.
Thank
you!
Subject: Aux Operating
Parameters and Requirements
Attached is the new policy regarding our
operating parameters and requirements. Please be sure that
all OPFAC owners, coxswains, and boat crew members are aware of
it.