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Supporting the United States Coast Guard for 70 Years! What is the Coast Guard Auxiliary?
Auxiliarists
assist the Coast Guard in non-law enforcement programs such as public
education, vessel safety checks, safety patrols, search and rescue,
maritime security and environmental protection and Coast Guard Academy
introduction programs for youth. (Pictured below is Maui Flotilla
Commander with US Coast Guard Vice-Commandant )
Auxiliarists volunteer more than 2 million hours annually to benefit other boaters and their families. (Pictured above is a Maui auxiliarist upon completion of an area familiarization flight around the Hawaiian Islands) Who are We? We are your friends and neighbors doing our part to make Hawaii boating safer. We provide volunteer assistance on the island of Maui, Hawaii from Maalaea Harbor - We help to save lives, property and support the US Coast Guard. (Below civilians, Coast Guard personnel, and Auxiliarists salute the national ensign at Station Maui ceremony.) Click Here to find out more about getting involved. Click Here to visit the National AUX site. Click Here to visit District 14 AUX site Click Here to visit USCG Station Maui site. Updated 06 FEB 2010
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