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The US Coast Guard Auxiliary & What We Do

 

The US Coast Guard Auxiliary is a volunteer organization supporting the needs of the coast guard.  Although we are not involved with military or law enforcement actions, we do provide support in crucial areas such as Search and Rescue, Boating Safety Education, Administration and more.

Visit About the Auxiliary for more information!

When we have big events with special ships, the US Coast Guard Auxiliary supports the coast guard by providing tours, on the water escorts and perimeter support. This is especially important during reenactments like the War of 1812 held in the past in our Area Of Responsibility (AOR).

This Tall Ship is the Coast Guard Cutter "Eagle"

 

 

By training to become a Boat Crew member, you will be able to assist in conducting water patrols. 

 

 

Air Patrol is a coveted position ... you can study to be a part of the air program.  Civilian planes are used by the auxiliary to conduct air patrols in support of the coast guard. 

This Grumman JF-2 Duck was in use directly by the US Coast Guard service, taking its first flight in April of 1933.  

 

 


 

To join Flotilla 18-11 or find out more information about one of the most active flotillas in the Detroit Area contact our Flotilla Commander,

Anne Wright

anneflies@frontier.com

734-223-9462