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Sites of the Month - Miscellaneous sites you might find interesting.
Coast Guard Sites - Links to various US Coast Guard Sites
Auxiliary Sites - Links to various USCG Auxiliary Sites
Coast Guard News - Links to news sites from all US Coast Guard Districts
Non Coast Guard Sites - Online magazines, COE maps, Uniforms, etc.

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Navigate This Page Sites of the Month Coast Guard Sites Auxiliary Sites Coast Guard News Non Coast Guard Sites top of page	Sites of the Month [top of page] Sinking and Salvage of Lee III Archived links: December 2004 - Content of Letter from Alexander Hamilton establishing the US Coast Guard (originally "Revenue Cutters") - June 4, 1791 September 2004 - Freedom Rock May 2004 - Maritime Dictionary April 2004 - Towboat Joe's - Towboat Info March 2004 - AFRAS (Association For Rescue At Sea) February 2004 - Great Lakes Ship Wreck Museum September 2002 - USS Monitor July 2002 - DiscoverSea Shipwreck Museum (Delaware & Chesapeake Bays) June 2002 - the Jeannie Johnston project May 2002 - Interactive maps of the Missouri River Basin - (Be patient, it may be slow to load even on fast connections, but it's worth the wait) April 2002 companion. (April 2002 - tug under the bridge)
Navigate This Page Sites of the Month Coast Guard Sites Auxiliary Sites Coast Guard News Non Coast Guard Sites top of page	US Coast Guard Sites [top of page] USCG Home Page Coast Guard UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION CENTER (UDC) Chief Director of the Auxiliary Sector Upper Mississippi River Homepage US Coast Guard Academy US CGC Eagle USCG Office of Boating Safety Digital Selective Calling? (DSC) VHF-FM - Radio Channels & Frequencies USCG (UDC) - Uniform Distribution Center Coastie (For Kids) Coast Guard Magazine
Navigate This Page Sites of the Month Coast Guard Sites Auxiliary Sites Coast Guard News Non Coast Guard Sites top of page	US Coast Guard Auxiliary Sites [top of page] Home Page (cgaux) SITREP (Auxiliary Magazine) Links to Aux Districts US Coast Guard Auxiliary - International Affairs Directorate The International Affairs Directorate is responsible for the international promotion of the Coast Guard Auxiliary image by means of communicating good will and international cooperation with other Coast Guards and volunteer organizations dedicated to the safety of life at sea.
Navigate This Page Sites of the Month Coast Guard Sites Auxiliary Sites Coast Guard News Non Coast Guard Sites top of page	US Coast Guard News [top of page] USCG National News Old News - USCG Historian's Office News from the Commander Atlantic Area 1st District News (New England) 5th District News (Mid Atlantic) 7th District News (Southern Atlantic) 8th District Online (Gulf Coast & Mid West) 9th District News (Great Lakes) Pacific Area - 11th (Southern Pacific Coast) & 13th (Northern Pacific Coast) Districts 14th District News (Pacific Islands) 17th District News (Alaska)
Navigate This Page Sites of the Month Coast Guard Sites Auxiliary Sites Coast Guard News Non Coast Guard Sites top of page	Non-Coast Guard Sites [top of page] Association for Rescue at Sea - AFRAS People who live and work along the world's coastlines have, for centuries, answered distress signals of those whose lives have been endangered on the sea. There is an affinity, an unspoken allegiance, among such individuals that has prompted immediate, almost instinctive response to trouble at sea. In many countries around the world, the people who unselfishly and without hesitation risk their own lives to save others, are volunteers. Voluntary sea rescue organizations range in size from small services, such as Rescue 15 in Prince Rupert, B.C., Canada, with one craft, to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, which operates a fleet of 290 boats from more than 200 lifeboat stations. In 1976, to address the needs of rescue organizations around the world to raise funds, exchange information and provide co-operation, a group of American professional seamen and business men formed the Association for Rescue at Sea (AFRAS). OmahaRiverFront Magazine Online Local Marine-Weather Forecast Jeanie Johnston TrailerBoats.com
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