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The Sea Is Your Office
As a Deck Watch Officer, your assignment will be to learn how to safely navigate (or “conn”) the ship. You won’t steer the vessel yourself; rather, you will direct the actions of your crew.
As an Engineer in Training, you will learn how to maintain and operate shipboard engineering systems.
You will lead the men and women of the Coast Guard in conducting exciting missions, be responsible for the safety of the ship and crew and make port calls to foreign and domestic ports.
A Sea of Opportunity
The role of officers is to lead others and manage resources. Leadership responsibility comes fast in America’s smallest military service. Some graduates of the Coast Guard Academy have their first command as soon as two years after receiving their commission.
Imagine yourself as a Lieutenant Junior Grade two years after graduation, commanding a Marine Protector Patrol Boat in the Straits of Florida. You and your crew are ready for the call to rescue those in distress or stop smugglers in the dark of night, responding immediately to a call that can come at any time.
Imagine you are the pilot of your MH-65C helicopter in the Caribbean Sea. In the dark of night, your ship is over the horizon directing you to a go-fast headed to the U.S. coastline at 50 mph with a load of cocaine. Your crew readies the M240 machine gun and the fast rope as you prepare to stop the boat using non-lethal means.
- COAST GUARD ROLES AND MISSIONS
- YOUR FIRST ASSIGNMENT
- FLIGHT SCHOOL
- CAREER PATHS
- PAY AND BENEFITS
- LIFESTYLE AND FAMILY
- GRADUATE SCHOOL
- AFTER THE COAST GUARD
LTJG Madeline Compagnoni
LT Jevon James
LTJG Alex Kloo
Ships of the fleet.
ALCOAST 039/24 - JAN 2024 AY24 FLAG OFFICER AND SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS
R 261907Z JAN 24 MID600117150428U FM COMDT COGARD WASHINGTON DC TO ALCOAST BT UNCLAS ALCOAST 039/24 SSIC 1321 SUBJ: AY24 FLAG OFFICER AND SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS 1. The Coast Guard's senior leadership assignments are listed below. a. Headquarters: Commandant (CCG) ADM L.L. Fagan
Vice Commandant (VCG) TBD
Deputy Commandant TBD for Mission Support (DCMS)
Deputy Commandant VADM P.W. Gautier for Operations (DCO)
Director, Civil Rights Directorate Dr. T.A. Dickerson (CG-00H)
Chief Administrative Law Judge Hon. W.J. Brudzinski (CG-00J)
Director of Governmental RDML W.E. Watson and Public Affairs (CG-092)
Deputy Director of Governmental TBD and Public Affairs (CG-092D)
Judge Advocate General RDML R.E. Batson and Chief Counsel (CG-094)
Deputy Judge Advocate General Mr. C.M. Lederer and Deputy Chief Counsel (CG-094D)
Assistant Judge Advocate General Mr. R.T. Tschampel for Acquisition and Litigation (CG-094A)
Chief Prosecutor RDML W.G. Dwyer
Director, CG Investigative Service Mr. J.R. Gauthier (CGIS)
Assistant Commandant for RADM J.W. Raymond Military Personnel (CG-1M)
Assistant Commandant for Health, TBD Safety, and Work-Life (CG-1K)
Assistant Commandant for Ms. B.A. Sanchez Civilian Personnel (CG-1C)
Assistant Commandant for RDML R.E. Ore Intelligence (CG-2)
Deputy Assistant Commandant Mr. J.L. Radgowski for Intelligence (CG-2D)
Strategic Advisor to (CG-2) Ms. J. Rivera-Breznai (CG-2SA)
Assistant Commandant for Engineering RDML A.B. Grable and Logistics (CG-4)
Deputy Assistant Commandant for Mr. M.J. Haycock Engineering and Logistics (CG-4D)
Director, Shore Infrastructure Mr. R.J. Thomas Bill Execution Program
Deputy for Materiel Mr. A. Curry, Jr Readiness (CG-DCMS-DMR)
Deputy for Personnel Mr. G.C. Rasicot Readiness (CG-DCMS-DPR)
Director, TMX Program Integration RADM M.H. Day Office (TMX-PIO)
Deputy Director, TMX Program RDML F.H. Schaefer Integration Office (TMX-PIO)
Executive Director for Dr. D.M. Navarro Personnel Readiness and Sr. Advisor for Diversity & Inclusion (DCMS-DPR-XD/SADI)
Deputy Commandant RADM L.M. Dickey for Operations Policy and Capabilities (DCO-D)
Director of International Affairs Ms. H.A. Haverstick and Foreign Policy Advisor (CG-DCO-I)
Assistant Commandant for Reserve TBD (CG-R)
Senior Reserve Officer - Deputy TBD Commandant for Operations
Senior Reserve Officer - Deputy TBD Commandant for Mission Support
Assistant Commandant RDML(S) A.A. Chamie for Response Policy (CG-5R)
Director of Emergency Ms. D.S. Tulis Management (CG-5RI)
Assistant Commandant RDML W.R. Arguin for Prevention Policy (CG-5P)
Director of Commercial Mr. J.G. Lantz Regulations and Standards (CG-5PS)
Director of Marine Transportation Mr. M.D. Emerson Systems Management (CG-5PW)
Assistant Commandant for RDML R.E. Dash C4IT/Chief Information Officer (CG-6)
Deputy Assistant Commandant for Mr. B.D. Campo C4IT and Deputy Chief Information Officer (CG-6D)
Assistant Commandant RADM S.N. Gilreath for Capability (CG-7)
Deputy Assistant Commandant Ms. L.R. Schleder-Kirkpatrick for Capability (CG-7D)
Assistant Commandant for Resources RDML M.W. Lake and Chief Financial Officer (CG-8)
Deputy Assistant Commandant Mr. C.A. Bennett for Resources (CG-8D)
Director of Financial Operations TBD and Comptroller (CG-8C)
Assistant Commandant for RADM C.L. Jacoby Acquisitions and Chief Acquisition Officer (CG-9)
Head of Contract Activity (CG-91) Mr. K.J. O'Neil
Deputy Assistant Commandant for Mr. J.L. Knight for Acquisition and Director of Acquisition Services (CG-9D/CG-92)
Director of Acquisition Programs RDML M.E. Campbell and Program Executive Officer (CG-93)
Deputy Director of Acquisitions Ms. A.H. Stein Programs (CG-93D) b. Headquarters Units: Superintendent, USCG Academy RADM M.J. Johnston
Commander, Personnel Service Center RDML(S) Z. Merchant
Commander, Force Readiness Command RDML J.K. Randall
Deputy Commander, Ms. J. Sinclair Force Readiness Command
Commander, CG Cyber RDML(S) J.P. Tama
Commander, Operational Logistics RADM C.J. List Command (LOGCOM)
Deputy Commander, Operational Logistics TBD Command (LOGCOM-D)
Director, National Pollution Mr. J.S. Luce Funds Center c. Liaisons: Military Advisor to the Secretary RDML(S) J.W. Novak of Homeland Security d. Area Staffs/Area Units: Atlantic Area Commander TBD
Atlantic Area Deputy Commander RADM M.J. Fedor
First District Commander RDML M.E. Platt
Fifth District Commander RDML J.C. Vann
Seventh District Commander RADM D.M. Schofield
Eighth District Commander RDML D.C. Barata
Ninth District Commander RADM J.P. Hickey
Pacific Area Commander VADM A.J. Tiongson
Pacific Area Deputy Commander RADM A.M. Sugimoto
Eleventh District Commander RDML J.R. Buzzella, Jr.
Thirteenth District Commander RADM C.E. Fosse
Fourteenth District Commander RDML S.P. Regan
Seventeenth District Commander RADM M.M. Dean e. DoD/DHS Commands: Deputy J3 U.S. Northern Command RDML(S) A.B. Avanni
J3 U.S. Southern Command RADM B.C. McPherson
J7 U.S. Cyber Command RDML(S) G.C. Rothrock
Director, JIATF South RDML J.F. Burdian
Director, JIATF West RDML R.R. Little
Deputy, DHS Chief Information RADM C.A. Bartz Officer (detail) 2. Flag Officers marked with (S) have been confirmed by the Senate to the grade annotated. 3. The remaining senior leadership assignments will be announced via SEPCOR. 4. ADM S.D. Poulin, Vice Commandant (VCG), sends. 5. Internet release is authorized.
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The United States Coast Guard both assigns and deploys our members around the globe. If you are in the Coast Guard and looking for more information on International Affairs, we invite you to connect via [email protected]. If you already have orders to an overseas assignment, please contact CG-DCO-I to enroll in pre-deployment trainings.
31 MAY 2019. ALCGPSC 058/19. SUBJ: UPDATED GUIDANCE ON SCREENING FOR OVERSEAS DUTY. A. Screening for Overseas Duty, PSCINST 1300.1. B. ALCGPSC 033/18. 1. All supervisors are responsible to ensure the readiness, relevance, and responsiveness of military personnel assigned under their office or command. Serving in an overseas assignment presents ...
U.S. Coast Guard . REPORT OF SUITABILITY FOR OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT . CG-1300 (06/22) Page 3 of 5. 1. MEMBER NAME 2. PRESENT UNIT 3. DEPT ID 4. RATE/RANK 5. OVERSEAS LOCATION(S)/UNIT 6. OVERSEAS DEPT ID. Part I: SELF REVIEW. Assessment to verify member and dependent suitability for duty/life at a desired/assigned overseas unit. Reference PSCINST 1300
Emblem for the U.S. Coast Guard Personnel Service Center. Commentary ... PROMULGATION OF SCREENING FOR OVERSEAS DUTY A. Screening for Overseas Duty, PSCINST 1300.1B B. Screening for Overseas Duty, PSCINST 1300.1A C. ALCGPSC 033/18 D. ALCGPSC 058/19 1. ... Removing screening requirements for assignment to the island of Oahu in Hawaii and ...
U.S. Coast Guard sent this bulletin at 05/04/2023 01:24 PM EDT. ... SUBJ: ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2024 (AY24) OFFICER ASSIGNMENTS KICK OFF TIMELINES, COMMUNICATIONS, AND OUTREACH A. GUIDANCE AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR OFFICER PERSONNEL BOARDS AND PANELS, ... E. SCREENING FOR OVERSEAS DUTY, PSCINST 1300.1B 1. Welcome to Assignment Year 2024 (AY24 ...
U.S. Coast Guard sent this bulletin at 05/14/2021 05:33 PM EDT. R 14 MAY 21 ALCGOFF 049/21 SUBJ: ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2022 (AY22) OFFICER ASSIGNMENTS KICK OFF TIMELINES, ... Parts I-III, meet the criteria for overseas unit assignment as outlined in PSCINST 1300 (series), and received a positive command endorsement. 9. Assignment points of contact:
The Coast Guard should additionally acknowledge foreign affairs as a career path and reward overseas service in promotion and assignment processes. The service also should enhance investment in overseas activities by funding necessary language training and growing overseas offices to make them of a size and capability comparable to the offices ...
Most overseas Coast Guard officer billets are one-off assignments. Because there is no FAO career path, officers are not incentivized to pursue multiple overseas assignments and so do not build on the skills and expertise gained. The talent management system encourages them to return to their primary career specialties.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY U.S. COAST GUARD CG-6100 Rev. 04-09 Modified Screening For: Overseas Assignment and/or Sea Duty Health Screening
Report of Suitability for Overseas Assignment: 06/22: CG-1300A: Debt to Income Ratio Calculator: 12/16: CG-1300B: Active Duty Dependents Overseas Screening: 12/16: CG-1570: ... PHS & NOAA Retired Pay Account Worksheet and Survivor Benefit Plan Election is being phased out. Coast Guard, PHS and NOAA personnel will join their DoD counterparts and ...
All general and contact information regarding enlisted assignments can be found on the individual rating pages located on the Sharepoint site (CaC required): Assignments Branch (EPM-2) (sharepoint-mil.us) Each rating has an individual Central Assignment Coordinator (CAC), who is responsible for managing specific ratings/assignments. To access ...
Thanks so much for the detailed response! I appreciate you. I might have to reconsider the CS rate. I'm currently a fine dining chef now as a civilian which made me consider the Coast Guard. Especially the White House chef team billets and stuff. In the past, I've done a job in the Army similar to a USCG MST.
U.S. COAST GUARD . MODIFIED SCREENING FOR: OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT AND/OR SEA DUTY HEALTH SCREENING . Excellent . Unknown N/A. 6. During the past year, have you sought or required counseling or mental health care? 5. Are you taking prescription medications? (request refills if needed) 4. Could you be pregnant? (females request HCG if needed) 3.
The Coast Guard Overseas Service Ribbon was approved on 28 October 2009 with details announced on 29 April 2010. It is awarded to active duty members on a permanent assignment and who successfully complete a tour of duty of at least 12 months at an overseas shore-based duty station or on board a cutter permanently assigned to an overseas area.
International Force Laydown. The Coast Guard has a robust international presence, including three permanent international units. Patrol Forces Southwest Asia (PATFORSWA) is the Coast Guard's largest unit outside of the United States. PATFORSWA is currently supporting the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet in Operation Freedom's Sentinel.
A. Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8(series) B. ACN 050/20, PROMULGATION OF THE SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAM C. SCREENING FOR OVERSEAS DUTY, PSCINST 1300 D. ALCGPSC 079/20, ENLISTED ASSIGNMENT PRIORITY SYSTEM REVIEW RESULTS 1. This message kicks off Assignment Year 2023 (AY23) for the enlisted workforce.
Most Coast Guard members are stationed in cities or small communities along the Atlantic, Pacific, Great Lakes, or Gulf coasts. Overseas opportunities are usually filled by volunteers. Assignments normally last between two and four years. How long are deployments? The Coast Guard's area of operations is usually right at the unit.
As a Deck Watch Officer, your assignment will be to learn how to safely navigate (or "conn") the ship. You won't steer the vessel yourself; rather, you will direct the actions of your crew. As an Engineer in Training, you will learn how to maintain and operate shipboard engineering systems. You will lead the men and women of the Coast ...
1. This message kicks off the AY22 Special Assignments (SA) process. 2. All members are highly encouraged to pursue at least one Special Assignment. during their career. These career broadening assignments provide members. (e.g. Silver Badge, OIC, School Chief). 3.
Active duty members and reservists who wish to accept an assignment for sea duty or overseas after a shorter period can volunteer by waiving the deferment in writing. They must also be cleared by a Coast Guard medical officer and receive approval from the first O-6/GS-15 in the chain of command.
U.S. Coast Guard sent this bulletin at 01/26/2024 02:37 PM EST. R 261907Z JAN 24 MID600117150428U. FM COMDT COGARD WASHINGTON DC. TO ALCOAST. BT. UNCLAS. ALCOAST 039/24. SSIC 1321. SUBJ: AY24 FLAG OFFICER AND SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS.