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Public Service Articles in the pursuit of
Recreational Boating Safety


USCG Auxiliary Public Affairs
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Dear Editor and Recreational Boater,

Within this web site, please find articles that are geared to assisting. educating, cajoling members of the Recreational Boating Community to increase their vigilance, when it comes to Recreational Boating Safety. As of today, this site contains 144 published articles..

There are articles relating to such topics as Marine Safety, Search and Rescue, Environmental Protection and Homeland Security. Each topic area is part of the "multi-mission" United States Coast Guard, and as such, are key missions of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.

All the articles appearing on this site are FREE for you to reprint, quote or otherwise use in any type of media outlet available to you (such as magazines, web sites, newsletters). All we ask is that you provide proper attribution.

Should you publish any article, an e-mail detailing which issue and/or web page would be appreciated. Send e-mail to WSpivak@auxguideanceskills.info.

Additionally , should you have a specific request for an article, we would be pleased to discuss it.

Thank you for your interest in Recreational Boating Safety and the United States Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary's efforts in making boating the safest it can be!

USCG Auxiliary LogoWayne Spivak
National Press Corps
National Public Affairs Department
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
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AuxGuidanceSkills.Info is geared to providing "Public Service Articles in the pursuit of Recreational Boating Safety" to that end, we will continue to add to our series on Help Wanted, Homeland Security, Public Education, Public Service, Vessel Safety and Environmental Issues, though the use of 'case studies', as our teaching tool of choice. In addition, our Leadership series offers those within the Coast Guard family, as well as outside, an insight into values that will improve their leadership skills.

 

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