U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Department of Homeland Security
District 5SR Division 23 Flotilla 23-6 THE DRUM POINT FLOTILLA Calvert County'sVolunteer Lifesavers
.- ALCOAST Announcements
- Approaching Naval Vessels
- Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Rescue System
- AWW Citizen's Action Network
- CG Homeport
- Coast Cuard YouTube
- Coast Guard Anthem
- Coast Guard Foundation
- Coast Guard Marine Safety Blog
- Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic Blog
- Coast Guard Mutual Assistance
- Coast Guard On-line Library
- Coast Guard Publication #1
- Coast Guard Visual Information Gallery
- Coast Station Lake Charles
- Compass: Official CG Blog
Department of Homeland Security- DHS RSS Feeds
- Digital Selective Calling
- Nav Center: AIS
- Navigation Center
- Official CG News
- On Scene – The Journal of Coast Guard Search and Rescue
- Rescue 21
Sector Baltimore
Station St. Inigoes- US Coast Guard
DrumPoint.org Feed Burner RSS Feed
http://www.uscg.mil/news/stormcenter/
You cannot see alcohol burn. It is heavier than air and will sink into the bilge. Make sure you run your bilge ventilation system after you refuel or use your alcohol stove. When you can SMELL gas in the bilge ventilate before starting your engine. Boat fires are preventable.
Flotilla Training Opportunities
by Ray Feller Past FSO Training
Ray Feller past Flotilla Staff Officer for Member Training and Past Flotilla Commander instructs new crewmembers on the meaning of alacrity while working on a moving facility.
The Coast Guard Auxiliary offers many training experiences to members working to achieve various qualifications and competencies. The Flotilla Staff Officer for member Training makes sure that all of our members keep up with periodic re-qualification requirements and tells us about new opportunities to serve with Coast Guard units.
Training Updates
The FSO MT updates the Flotilla on topics of interest. Highlight “Training” above and review the various topics in the drop down menu.
Training 2011
The Flotilla Staff Officer for Member Training in 2011 is. Steve Urquiza.
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
