E-7 SWE

CG-8

G-A

CG-4

CG-7M

G-L

G-M

156-162 MHz

• 50 zone
• 72 channels
• vhf range 146-174 MHz

• low =  1 watt
• Hight= 50 watt

Intended for use as a tension member in hoisting, hauling or supporting goods

Regular Lay= right & left

• Langlay Right= Losser than regular lay
• Langlay Left

Onboard a ship 

• 5x the breaking strength  
• Normally used to move the heaviest loads

Shall not be replaced on a routine scheadule basis more frequently than 1 in4 years

every 2 years on a bouy tender

Running riggerin (booms cranes)= quarterly

Standing rigging = annually

Most frequent least dissassembly

More indepth requires some dissassembly

Most comprehensivie requires dissassembly and overhaul

• Dynamic Load Test 125% WLL
• wire rope and fittings
• links
• shackles and pins
• Boom/ frame and pad eyes
• hoist control linkage 
• Break springs

• Dynamic Load test 125% WLL
• Conducted every 4 years
• Conduct a level 1 inspection and concurrently dissassemble and inspect

• Max Air Speed 160kts
• crew of 3 (4 for sar)
• Survivor capacity -4
• Hoist limit -600 lbs
• Max endurance 4 hours

• Max Air speed- 180 kts
• Normal crew 4 (5 for sar)
• Max hoist -600lbs
• Max endurance 6 hrs

• 105' long
• Weak link of 300lbs
• weight bag of 5lbs

Submitted between 1st and 8th each month

complete inventory of units ammo and pyro submitted monthly

Completed anytime there is a usage or change in status

submitted with in 48 hours of change

• 1- Maritime security
• 2- Maritime Safety
• 3- Protection of Natural Resources
• 4- Maritime Mobility
• 5- National Defense

• Drug Interdiction
• Alien Migrant Interdiction
• EEZ living marine resource Law and Treaty enforcement

General Maritime Law Enforcement

• Search and Rescue
• Marine Safety
• Recreational Boaters Safety
• International Ice Patrol

• Marititime Pollution Prevention
• Domestic Fisheries Enforcement
• Protecting Lving Marine Resources

• Aids to navigation
• Ice Breaking services
• Bridge Administration
• Vessel Traffic/ Waterways Management

• Began in 1798 war with France
• General Defense Operations
• Maritime interception Operations
• Military Enviromental Response
• Port Operations Security & defense
• Peacetime Military Enguagements
• Costal Sea Control Operations
• Polor Ie Breaking

• Serves Primalially to assit the member
•  Prepairing for and presenting the members side of the matter

Speaks for the member if the member requests

• question witnesses
• subit questions to ask witnesses
• present evidence
• make statments geared to the commanding officer
• may make statements inviting the CO's attention to important matters

• Ensure 4910 is filled out properly
• review each description of the offense
• advise the suspect of 31b rights
• question any wittnesses collect documents and logs obtian statements and prepair summary of interview

The Coast Guard employs zero based budget management

develope the budget from the ground up

• Define Mission + tasks
• Identify Hazards
• assess risk
• identify options
• evaluate risk vs gain
• execute decision
• monitor situation

• Started 01 Aug 1990
• Iraq invaded Kuait

• Maritime Interception Force
• Port Security Harbor Defense
• Enviromental Protection
• U.S. Port Operations

16 April 1965 the Coat Guard sent 26 Point Class Patrol Boats

• Operational Market Time
• Aids to navigation
• Captain of the port operations

Captain of the port operations

Loran Stations

Combat Search and Rescue Operations

Coast Guard Joind DHS 01 mar 2003

• Prohibition
• WW1
• WW2
• Korean War
• Vietnam War
• Desert Storm Desert Shield

• 01 Nov 1941 Tranfered to Dept of Navy
• Begining 8,000 men end 240,000 men

• Escort Duty
• amphibious Landings
• Beach Patrols
• Capton of the Port Operations

• Costal Patrols
• Escort Duty
• Captain of the port duties were created

Coast Guard was involved in Rum Wars

1920-1933

Doctrine of HOT Prusuit was developed during this time