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AOR Refers to a geographic area in which a Coast Guard
commander is responsible for carrying out missions.
AUXDATA II Auxiliary Data Information System. The national
membership, qualification, and mission performance
database.
Boat Crew Includes the Coxswain, Boat Crew members, and all
other personnel required on board acting in an
official capacity.
Boat Crew Program A general term referring to the overall program of
training, qualifying, and certifying members in any
boat crew position: crewmember, coxswain, or PWC
operator.
Certification Formal command verification that an individual has
met all requirements and is authorized to perform
the boat crew duties at a specific level aboard an
Auxiliary Facility.
COMDTINST Commandant Instruction. A directive issued by the
Commandant to establish policies and procedures.
Concept of Operations A fundamental or underlying procedural or
philosophical statement of how a mission is
accomplished or how an objective is reached: how
means are used to achieve ends, Also referred to as
CONOP.
, Controlling Authority A public safety agency that assumes the
communications guard for a facility on patrol. This
term is used in locations not covered by the active
duty command and control system.
Coxswain The person in charge of a boat, responsible for the
safety and conduct of the crew and passengers and
the completion of the assigned mission.
Crewmember A person embarked in a boat to assist with the boat
handling and carryout out of the assigned tasks of
the mission.
Currency Requirements Tasks which are required to be repeated a certain
number of times at regular intervals to maintain
currency.
Director An officer assigned to a district commanders' staff,
responsible for directing and managing Auxiliary
programs in the Auxiliary district or region. Also
referred to as DIRAUX.
Facility A boat, aircraft, or radio station owned by an
Auxiliary member or Coast Guard unit offered for use
in accordance with reference (b).
Mentor An Auxiliary member who partners with a boat crew
program trainee to assist and coach the development
of the trainee's knowledge and skills.
Night The period from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 prior to
sunrise.
Operational Commanders are defined as those who exercise direct operation
control of a Boat Force with units and Coast Guard
Auxiliary units within their geographic area of
operations; can issue orders and maintain overall
guidance of operation policy over assets in their area
of operations.
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Terms in this set (56)
AOR Refers to a geographic area in which a Coast Guard
commander is responsible for carrying out missions.
AUXDATA II Auxiliary Data Information System. The national
membership, qualification, and mission performance
database.
Boat Crew Includes the Coxswain, Boat Crew members, and all
other personnel required on board acting in an
official capacity.
Boat Crew Program A general term referring to the overall program of
training, qualifying, and certifying members in any
boat crew position: crewmember, coxswain, or PWC
operator.
Certification Formal command verification that an individual has
met all requirements and is authorized to perform
the boat crew duties at a specific level aboard an
Auxiliary Facility.
COMDTINST Commandant Instruction. A directive issued by the
Commandant to establish policies and procedures.
Concept of Operations A fundamental or underlying procedural or
philosophical statement of how a mission is
accomplished or how an objective is reached: how
means are used to achieve ends, Also referred to as
CONOP.
, Controlling Authority A public safety agency that assumes the
communications guard for a facility on patrol. This
term is used in locations not covered by the active
duty command and control system.
Coxswain The person in charge of a boat, responsible for the
safety and conduct of the crew and passengers and
the completion of the assigned mission.
Crewmember A person embarked in a boat to assist with the boat
handling and carryout out of the assigned tasks of
the mission.
Currency Requirements Tasks which are required to be repeated a certain
number of times at regular intervals to maintain
currency.
Director An officer assigned to a district commanders' staff,
responsible for directing and managing Auxiliary
programs in the Auxiliary district or region. Also
referred to as DIRAUX.
Facility A boat, aircraft, or radio station owned by an
Auxiliary member or Coast Guard unit offered for use
in accordance with reference (b).
Mentor An Auxiliary member who partners with a boat crew
program trainee to assist and coach the development
of the trainee's knowledge and skills.
Night The period from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 prior to
sunrise.
Operational Commanders are defined as those who exercise direct operation
control of a Boat Force with units and Coast Guard
Auxiliary units within their geographic area of
operations; can issue orders and maintain overall
guidance of operation policy over assets in their area
of operations.
