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A common complaint from boaters is the lack of courtesy shown by boaters to each other. Don’t be a discourteous boater. Obey the rules of the road. Adjust speed near paddle craft. Watch your wake. Arrive alive knowing you helped other boaters have fun and be safe as well.No related posts.
November 12, 2009 | 
Author (CGBlog.org 11/12/09) Guardian Rachel Polish writes about why she became a Guardian. Great article at CGBlog.org and well worth reading if you are a young person in Calvert County or Southern Maryland considering a career in the military.
Visit the article at CGBlog.org: “Why I Joined the Coast Guard: Rachel Polish” By the way, I believe Rachel is following our Flotilla on Twitter!
Thank you for your service Rachel!
Semper Paratus! and as I always say “Guardians Rock Rachel does!!”
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The Coast Guard Auxiliary and the U.S. Power Squadrons also inspect kayaks and other paddle craft.
Boat Safe. Boat Smart. Get the Decal!
“You wouldn’t allow your kids to sit on the hood of your car, so why would you allow them to sit on the bow of your boat?”
Rear Admiral Dean Lee, 5th District commander, United States Coast Guard
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The Division 23 Chesapeake Chatter is available at the Division 23 website.
The Blinker Newsletter is available at the Fabulous 5th Southern Website.
The weekly CGUAX Newsletter is available at SITREP.
THE RBS Department's newsletter WAVES - Watercraft and Vessel Safety is available at the RBS website.
The CGAUXA eBeacon Magazine.
UPTOP in Operations Newsletter
Thank you for your kind words! I’m inspired by the dedicated people who serve in the auxiliary, too. What an amazing team!
Stay in touch,
Rachel