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Flotilla 10-1 What's New!

SOS Distress light 

Sirius Signal company has produced a non-pyrotechnic device that can replace the night time requirement to carry flares.  The SOS Distress Light (A-1001) is approved by Auxiliary National Response Department and District 7 OTO for use on operational facilities (OPFAC).

Reference: Coast Guard Compliant number 46CFR 161.013
The SOS Distress Light can replace flares for night time requirements, however you will have to carry a day emergency flag to satisfy the day requirement for our OPFACs.  Included with the Sirius Signal SOS light purchase is a day emergency flag.  (Amazon prices the light at $99.00) 
This is not a product endorsement. It is an option for your consideration instead of using flares.
see: https://siriussignal.com for more information 
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January Change of Watch

Bob & Lydie Crewdson with retirement paddle 

 Bob & Lydie Crewdson with retirement paddle.

Norm Campbell receiving Hart Award

Norm Campbell receiving Hart Award

Jim Landis receiving Certificate of Appreciation

Jim Landis receiving Certificate of Appreciation

 Marilyn Oesterling receiving ACLOC (Aux Commandant's Letter of Commendation)

Marilyn Oesterling receiving ACLOC (Aux Commandant's Letter of Commendation)

All photos by: Steve Kendrick 

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NEW VESSEL SAFETY CHECK MANUAL

http://vdept.cgaux.org/pdf-files/New%20VSC%20Manual%20Memo%20-%20signed.pdf  

AND http://vdept.cgaux.org/pdf-files/CIM_16796_8A.pdf

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AUXILIARY UNIFORM CHANGES

Details may be found in the ALAUX at:

http://www.uscg.mil/auxiliary/administration/mailinglist.asp.