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The document is the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Annual Unit Officers Report form, used to report the election and appointment of unit officers. It includes sections for unit meeting data, elected and appointed office holder information, and remarks. The form must be submitted annually by the Flotilla or Division Commander before December 20 to ensure inclusion in the District Directory.

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In Section I, enter your Unit Number, ensuring it follows the correct format (e.g., 0700204 for Flotilla 2-4). Fill in the Unit Name as recorded in AUXDATA, and provide the meeting location clearly. Specify the Meeting Day and Time using military format (e.g., 2000 for 8:00 PM).
Move to Section II and input the Member ID along with the last name and initials of each elected or appointed officer. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for record-keeping.
In Section III, add any relevant remarks regarding unit meetings or officer data. Finally, enter the submission date and have the incoming unit leader sign off on the form before submission.

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Is the Coast Guard Auxiliary considered military?

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed, all-volunteer component of the United States Coast Guard. The Auxiliary was created by an Act of Congress in 1939, and has grown to over 32,000 members who daily support the Coast Guard in all its non-military, and non-law-enforcement missions.

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This is true - the total process can take half a year or longer, due to a required Security Check. But most training and many service opportunities with the Auxiliary can begin once the Application is approved - usually a month or so after the Application is submitted.

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Auxiliarist can take advantage of certain Coast Guard Work-Life Programs such as: Family Wellness. Dependent Resources. Employee Assistance. Relocation Assistance.

Do US Coast Guard auxiliaries get paid?

5.20 Authority. (b) Members of the Auxiliary are not authorized to engage in direct law enforcement or military missions. (c) Members of the Auxiliary are not authorized to enforce limited access areas, regulated navigation areas, or special local regulations.

Does Coast Guard Aux get paid?

When you qualify through training, you can take part in Search and Rescue operations, stand radio watch at the Coast Guard Station, work with the Marine Safety Office on pollution matters or work in the Recruiting Office. Auxiliarists arent paid with money, but with satisfaction.

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