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   FC Flag            FLOTILLA 16-07        VFC Flag

                          Chattanooga, TN

                                           

           FC David G. Ferguson                                         VFC Timothy W. Hooker

 

New Staff for 2010 16-07

FC                    David G. Ferguson             VFC                 Timothy W. Hooker
IPFC                  Guido R. Achata

FSO-FN    Wayne A. Suckow
FSO-AV            VACANT
FSO-CM           VACANT
FSO-NS            VACANT
FSO-OP    Raymond J. Veldman
FSO-MS            VACANT
FSO-MT    Raymond J. Veldman
FSO-PA    Timothy W. Hooker
FSO-PE    Raymond J. Veldman
FSO-PV    CARL r. Otting
FSO-VE    David G. Ferguson
FSO-CS    Matthew K. Whitaker
FSO-IS      Mary E. Suckow
FSO-MA    Mary E. Suckow
FSO-PB     Raymond J. Veldman
FSO-PS     Lisa Newman-Daniel
FSO-SR     Patricia R. Veldman

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed volunteer component of the United States Coast Guard. Created by an Act of Congress in 1939, the Auxiliary directly supports the Coast Guard in all missions, except military and law enforcement actions.

The Coast Guard’s philosophy is to be SEMPER PARATUS (ALWAYS READY) against all threats and all hazards. The Coast Guard Auxiliary is an integral part of that philosophy and the Coast Guard Forces.

What We Do - We conduct safety patrols on local waterways, assist the Coast Guard with homeland security duties, teach boating safety classes, conduct free vessel safety checks for the public, as well as many other activities. The Auxiliary has members in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa and Guam.

Want to Join? - Applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 17 years old, and pass a basic check. There are no upper age limits or height/weight standards, although for operational activities, you must be physically able to perform certain tasks. There are no minimum service hours – you can serve as little or as much as you want.

Do I Need to own a boat? - You do not have to own a boat or participate in water-based operations to join the Auxiliary.

Finally, the Auxiliary supports its members through local unit meetings, regional training and enjoys heartfelt fellowship with each other.

 

                 

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Last time up-dated Thursday, 04 February 2010