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Important Announcements:
Dateline 01 Apr 2009
Auxiliarists are being asked to Contribute Photographs/Art Work
for the site.
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To
give the web page a new look, we request that members submit
photographs or original art work for display on this web site.
Photographs should "tell" the Prevention story, and not just be
group snaps. Any subjects within the Prevention, Marine
Safety, or Marine Environment, including the beauty and majesty
of the sea itself or its inhabitants is suitable.
The rules are simple: JPEG format is preferable
although some ability to handle some raw format is possible, if
we cannot process your form of raw then you will be asked to
re-submit in JPEG format. Be sure to optionally include
additional information, like title, context, and photo details
(f-stop, focal length etc) with the photos. Photographs or
Art Work will be attributed on this web site. Only items
that are free of any intellectual property restrictions shall be
accepted, and by submission you so guarantee that the item is
free of any intellectual property restrictions, and confer upon
Prevention (M) Department, USCG Auxiliary, and Auxiliary
Association, unlimited, unfettered, and unrestricted use of that
intellectual property. The decision to publish any
photograph, including cropping and format/context is at the sole
discretion of the Prevention Department Staff whose decision is
final.
Dateline 11 Feb 2009
ANS Traveling Trunks are now
available for check-out from ANSC. These trunks contain samples of
various Aquatic Nuisance Species, posters, handouts, DVDs and VHS tapes
and lesson plans to enhance education efforts on Aquatic Nuisance
Species. Made possible by a grant from ALCOA, one trunk was put
together for each District and may be checked out for use for specific
events, then returned (return labels included when shipped) to ANSC.
Contact Mary Larsen, DVC-MW
for more details, or to arrange for a trunk to
be shipped to you.
Dateline 20 Jan 2009
The Navigation
Systems Department has announced a new release of Short Range
Navigational Systems Documentation
Dateline 05 Jan 2009
Effective
01APR2010 per ALAUX18/08 the requirements for the Marine Safety
Training Ribbon and the Trident Award is increased to require either
ICS 210 (4 Hrs) or ICS 300 (4 Days) for completion. The
application forms have been updated, and are available for PDF
Download from this site. Go to the Trident Main Page or
MSTR Page on this site for the links to download the forms.
Dateline 03 Jan 2009
Important Safety Notice:
Counterfeit Hammer Hydrostatic Release Units Pose an Immediate
Safety Threat
Additional
information on detecting bona fide units
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