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• As wildlife in the Point Reyes National Seashore slowly recovers from a blight of tarballs that hit the West Marin coast last week, state and federal authorities continue to search for the source of the pollution. ...
• Samples were taken both from the tarballs in Drake's Bay, as well as a mile-long oil slick seen Friday off the San Mateo County coast. ...
• Spotted 13 miles out to sea during a Coast Guard flight, the slick was the first evidence of oil on the ocean's surface anywhere in the vicinity of Drake's Bay since tarballs began appearing at the National Seashore. ...
• A Coast Guard cutter took samples of the oil slick and sent them to both the state Fish and Game Department's laboratory in Sacramento and the Coast Guard's facility in Groton, Connecticut, said Chief Petty Officer Bob Borden. ...
• Both Borden and Dell'Osso told The Light that weather patterns this past week made it unlikely the slick will eventually wash ashore on the Marin Coast in the form of tarballs. ...
• However, one of the reasons oil tests have not yet yielded any definitive results is that there are few identifying characteristics in tarball samples, which are essentially congealed oil globs that have washed around at sea, said Coast Guard Comdr. ...
• Furthermore, he said, there are few distinct oil "fingerprints" to compare the recent samples against. ...
• Lorrigan told The Light that Coast Guard technicians are trying to determine whether the recent samples match the oil released during the Puerto Rican shipwreck in 1984, the Cape Mohican spill in San Francisco Bay last year, the recent spill in Humboldt Bay, or some tar balls that washed into Drake's Bay last year. ...
• While state and federal investigators await the lab results, the Coast Guard has been tracking every large vessel that recently traveled through the Port of San Francisco, Lorrigan said. ...

• The decomposed body of an unidentified white man was one of at least four bodies or human remains found off Florida's coast during the weekend, according to U. ... Coast Guard officials. ...
• The Coast Guard put out a warning last week for law enforcement agencies to watch for bodies and remains after a boat filled with immigrants from the Dominican Republic off Jupiter Island. ...
• On Friday, the Coast Guard found the remains of three bodies in the waters about 20 miles off Fort Pierce, U. ... Coast Guard spokesman Tony Russell said. ...
• He said the Coast Guard searched the area again Sunday for one overdue vessel that may have come from Cuba with migrants aboard, but stressed it was too early to know whether any of the remains were connected to the fate of those aboard the missing boat. ...
• - An autopsy today revealed little information to help authorities discover the identity of a man found in waters off the coast of Port Canaveral over the weekend. Brevard Sheriff's agent Carlos Reyes said fingerprints taken off the body of the man in his mid-50s were useless because the sea water removed the top layer of skin. ... "We can't use fingerprints, but we'll try to use DNA or dental evidence. ...
• The Coast Guard put out a warning last week for law enforcement agencies to watch for bodies and remains after a boat filled with immigrants from the Dominican Republic disappeared off Jupiter Island. ...
• Reyes said he's been in contact with the Border Patrol and Martin County officials and believes "there's a good chance" the body found off Brevard's coast "is that of a refugee. ...

• Offering Coast Guard Approved, IMO Compliant and Preparation Courses For All Levels of Maritime Licenses and Documents.
•   We offer more than twenty-five US Coast Guard approved courses and are approved by the Virginia Board of Education for Veterans education benefits for certain courses.   Chesapeake Marine Training Institute continues to provide training for several State and Federal agencies including Virginia Department of Transportation, North Carolina Ferry System, US Navy, NOAA, US Army, US Army Corps of Engineers and the US Coast Guard. ...
• Coast Guard license or Merchant Mariner’s Document. ...
• In addition to being an authorized dealer for Mustang Survival®, Weems & Plath®, Maptech®, NobeltecTM, The Capn, and Port Supply, Chesapeake Marine Training Institute is a one-stop-shop for the mariner when it comes to Coast Guard applications, fingerprints, physical exams, drug screens and MMD/Passport Photographs. ...

• Kids and Coast Day: A Fantastic Voyage! The University of Delaware Sea Grant College Program and the College of Marine Studies have planned numerous activities to interest and excite children of all ages at Coast Day on Sunday, October 7, .
• A highlight of the day, and new this year, will be the Coast Day Treasure Hunt. ...
• Doug Miller at the “Ask the Oceanographer” booth and safely admire the beauty and grace of the different jellyfish of the Mid-Atlantic coast. ...
• , the Coast Guard will demonstrate an air/sea rescue. ...
• The fingerprints and hair are put in a packet and given to parents. ...
• A number of businesses and industries are sponsoring special exhibits and events at Coast Day, including Tidewater Utilities, Motiva, Conectiv, SPI Pharma Group, and Oceanport Industries. ... For more information, contact the UD Marine Public Education Office at (302) 831-8083 or visit the Coast Day Web site at www. ...

• Damm-Luhr, chief of the Volpe Center's Change Management Division, joined Coast Guard Captain A. ... Captain Gerfin chairs the Aviation Management Organization Structure (AMOS) Quality Action Team (QAT), which was chartered by the Coast Guard Commandant. The paper focused on innovative and cost-effective methods for gathering data from a broad cross-section of Coast Guard personnel in a short time period. ...
• The Volpe Center's Economic Analysis Division recently delivered to the Coast Guard's Office of Navigation Safety and Waterways Management a final report entitled "VTS 2000 Port Assessment for Tampa Bay, FL. ... These port assessments represent updates and refinements to the "Port Needs Study-Vessel Traffic Services Benefits" report the Center delivered to the Coast Guard in August 1991. The Tampa Bay assessment is the first that evaluates scenarios involving a private sector traffic management system, as a stand-alone substitute for, or as a coexisting system cooperating with, the Coast Guard "Preferred VTS Design. " The Tampa Bay analysis reveals no economic advantage from combining a private sector system with the Coast Guard Preferred VTS Design. The additional operating cost imposed on the Coast Guard by the existence of the private sector system does not yield any increase in estimated benefits.
• The ABS provides a single integrated workstation for entering prisoner information, taking and storing digital "mug" photos, rolling and printing fingerprints electronically, and communicating over a wide-area network. ...

• Coast Guard Licensing and Certification.
• An examination can neither be administered nor can an MMD be issued until the application has been reviewed and approved by the Coast Guard. ...
• Fingerprints .
• All applicants seeking an original MMD are required to submit two sets of fingerprints. Fingerprints may be taken by your local law enforcement authorities and submitted with the application. If the application is submitted in person, fingerprints will be taken by a staff member at our office. Your fingerprints will be forwarded to the F. ... In addition, your MMD will be rendered null and void and you will be required to surrender it to the Coast Guard. You may also be charged to appear at a formal hearing before a Coast Guard Administrative Law Judge. ...
• COAST GUARD. ...
• The Coast Guard may reject any evidence of citizenship that is not believed to be authentic. ...
• Merchant Mariner's Document issued by the Coast Guard which shows the holder as a United States citizen .
• OR Complete a Coast Guard approved course and 3 months (90 days) of underway service on vessels greater than 100 gross tons. ...
• Coast Guard if extenuating circumstances warrant special consideration. ...
• Before a Lifeboatman's endorsement may be granted, the applicant must prove to the satisfaction of the Coast Guard by examination and by actual demonstration of the applicant's ability to carry out the orders incident to launching lifeboats, and the use of the boat's oars and sails. ...
• United States Coast Guard.

• “If people have certain felonies on their record but also have got their lives together and are now productive members of society, should they be banned from the port?” asked Steve Stallone, spokesman for the union’s West Coast headquarters in San Francisco. ...
• Or it might not examine a worker’s past at all and simply require a card showing a person’s photograph, fingerprints and identification number, port officials said. ...
• Coast Guard would run the background checks and issue the identification cards. ...
• But Coast Guard Cmdr. ...
• “I can’t envision any circumstances,” he said, “in which the Coast Guard in Los Angeles would issue cards before getting directions from headquarters in Washington. ...
• “The threat to the Port of Los Angeles is magnified by the fact that it is a military mobilization facility for the West Coast of the United States,” the report said. ...
• Multi-agency teams led by the Coast Guard now board all incoming freighters and cruise lines, and patrol the waterfront around the clock. ...
• , which represents about 100 shipping lines, stevedore companies and operators of cargo terminals on the West Coast. ...

• First aid certificate must be completed within the past 12 months from (a)The American Red Cross Standard First Aid and Emergency Care or Multi-media Standard First Aid Course, or (b) A Coast Guard approved first aid training course. ...
• Coast Guard approved or accepted CPR training course.
• Fingerprints. ...

• Tiny oil-seeking glass spheres could give police the best fingerprints yet, suggests new research.
• US Coast Guard .
• Since October, the US Coast Guard has seized over five tonnes of cocaine in US waters, but estimates suggest that may be only 10 per cent of what gets through.
• In key smuggling regions like the Bahamas, the Coast Guard has helicopters that can intercept speeding boats - providing they can get them to stop. Coast Guard pursuit boats are only capable of speeds up to 35 knots (65 kilometres per hour), whereas drug-running boats often reach 40 knots, says Coast Guard spokesman Greg Warm.
• Cavanagh says that if the Coast Guard pursuit boat fires off a big enough net, some of it will drag in the water when it is fired over the drug smugglers' boat. ...
• Since October, the US Coast Guard has seized over five tonnes of cocaine in US waters, but estimates suggest that may be only 10 per cent of what gets through.
• In key smuggling regions like the Bahamas, the Coast Guard has helicopters that can intercept speeding boats - providing they can get them to stop. Coast Guard pursuit boats are only capable of speeds up to 35 knots (65 kilometres per hour), whereas drug-running boats often reach 40 knots, says Coast Guard spokesman Greg Warm.
• Cavanagh says that if the Coast Guard pursuit boat fires off a big enough net, some of it will drag in the water when it is fired over the drug smugglers' boat. ...

• The petitioner shall obtain from a law-enforcement agency one complete set of the petitioner's fingerprints and shall provide that agency with a copy of the petition for expungement. The law-enforcement agency shall submit the set of fingerprints to the Central Criminal Records Exchange (CCRE) with a copy of the petition for expungement attached. The CCRE shall forward under seal to the court a copy of the petitioner's criminal history, a copy of the source documents that resulted in the CCRE entry that the petitioner wishes to expunge, and the set of fingerprints. ...
• All sums appropriated by law for the purpose of effecting the provisions of this subsection shall be used for the sole purpose of providing for free tuition and required fees at the state-supported institutions and institutional charges, general or college fees, or any charges by whatever term referred to, board and room rent, and books and supplies at any education or training institution of collegiate or secondary grade in the Commonwealth of Virginia approved in writing by the Commissioner of the Department of Veterans Services for the use and benefit of the children not under 16 and not over 25 years of age either of whose parents was killed in action, is missing in action or a prisoner of war in any armed conflict subsequent to December 6, 1941, while serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard of the United States, or was or is or may hereafter become totally and permanently disabled due to service during such periods if such parent (i) was a citizen of Virginia at the time of entering such service; (ii) is and has been, for at least five years immediately prior to the date on which application was submitted by or on behalf of such child for admission to any education or training institution of collegiate or secondary grade in this Commonwealth, a citizen of Virginia; (iii) is deceased, was a citizen of Virginia on the date of his or her death and had been a citizen of Virginia for at least five years immediately prior to his or her death; or (iv) is deceased and the surviving parent had been, at some time previous to marrying the deceased parent, a citizen of Virginia for at least five years or is and has been a citizen of Virginia for at least five years immediately prior to the date on which application was submitted by or on behalf of such child for admission to any education or training institution of collegiate or secondary grade in this Commonwealth. ...
• 1-1135, member of a rescue squad, sworn law-enforcement officer, special agent of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, state correctional, regional or local jail officer, regional jail or jail farm superintendent, sheriff, deputy sheriff, or member of the Virginia National Guard while such member is serving in the Virginia National Guard or as a member of the United States Armed Forces, shall be entitled to free undergraduate tuition and required fees at any public institution of higher education in Virginia under the following conditions: .

• Coast Guard patrols the waters in the Duluth-Superior Harbor. ...
• The card is tamper-proof and can be programmed with a “biometric signature” that could include iris scans or fingerprints. ...
• Coast Guard ensures security.
• Coast Guard is the federal agency tasked with ensuring domestic ports remain accessible, safe and secure. ...
• In the port of Duluth-Superior the FBI, Coast Guard, Duluth Seaway Port Authority and local law enforcement agencies are cooperating as a unit.
• ” He said a rarely-used guard gate at the entry to the Clure Marine Terminal was removed because it “got in the way. ...
• Meanwhile, the Coast Guard is testing several new technologies, most recently a new communications system developed by its Research and Development Center in Groton, CT. The system allows near real-time communications between Coast Guard and non-Coast Guard participants, through a Common Situation Display System. ...
• Coast Guard officials won’t provide details. “Strategies can’t be revealed as they are law-enforcement sensitive,” said Greg Schultz, chief of port operations at the Coast Guard’s maritime safety office in Duluth. ...
• The Coast Guard is waiting for federal maritime legislation and detailed regulations. ...
• The port authority is cooperating with the Coast Guard on a near-daily basis, Skelton said. ...
• Coast Guard. ...

• UNITED STATES COAST GUARD, ET AL. ...
• EDWARDS, Chief Judge: This case arises out of the Coast Guard's establishment of fees for maritime licensing, certification of registry, and merchant mariner documentation. ... IV 1992)), Congress authorized the Coast Guard to collect "user" fees, so long as any such fees were collected in accordance with the Independent Offices Appropriations Act ("IOAA"), 31 U. ... 1 A coalition of unions now challenges the fee schedule, arguing that the Coast Guard has no statutory authorization to impose the particular fees in question.
• The only question we face, therefore, is whether the actual licensing scheme adopted by the Coast Guard is reasonably necessary to fulfill the substantive demands underlying the licensing process authorized by OBRA 1990 and related statutes. ...
• However, we reverse the trial judge's ruling that the Coast Guard cannot charge a first-time applicant a fee to perform a Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") background check, because we find that the agency is statutorily required to determine whether an applicant has a disqualifying criminal record. ...
• The Coast Guard is authorized by statute to issue merchant mariner licenses, certificates of registry, or merchant mariner documentation (depending on the specific job classification) to qualified individuals seeking to work aboard a United States merchant marine vessel. ...
• The Coast Guard began charging fees for issuing the documents in question following the passage of OBRA 1990, which authorized the Coast Guard to establish user fees in accordance with the IOAA. ...
• On June 20, 1991, the Coast Guard issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking ("NPRM") to establish fees for the issuance of merchant mariner licenses, certificates of registry, and merchant mariner documents. ... In addition, the Coast Guard proposed to charge all first-time applicants a $17 fee to cover the cost of an FBI criminal record check.
• On March 19, 1993, the Coast Guard issued a final rule entitled "User Fees for Marine Licensing, Certification of Registry and Merchant Mariner Documentation. ...
• United States Coast Guard, 871 F. ...
• The District Court rejected the unions' claim that the Coast Guard has no authority under the IOAA and OBRA 1990 to assess any fees for its licensing and documentation services. ... While acknowledging the "impressive array of historical materials" indicating that the purpose of merchant mariner licensing is to protect various public interests, the District Court nevertheless determined that the Coast Guard's "central contention that the license confers the benefit of professional employment is not irrational. ... Therefore, the court ruled that the Coast Guard had established a private benefit sufficient to justify the fees.
• Accordingly, the court prohibited the Coast Guard from charging applicants for the background checks. ...

• THE COAST GUARD MURDER CASE.
•   On that date at the Coast Guard Station in Port Aransas, a friendly young sailor disappeared. ...
•   Yet, that is exactly what happened when Seaman Apprentice Duncan Hugh Poirier walked out the front gate of the Coast Guard Station and never returned. ...   Before it finally concluded, it involved investigative agencies in two states, the Coast Guard Intelligence Office, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Jim Peters. ...
•   It is three miles wide and stretches eighteen miles along the Gulf Coast, a tiny barrier island in Texas’s barrier island chain. ...
•   Because the area is so water-oriented, so vital to the deep-water port behind it, the United States Coast Guard has maintained a presence here since the Civil War. ...
•   It was easy to grant the young sailor practically any request he wanted because he was so likeable, so Coast Guard oriented, so devoted to duty. ...
•   As an integral part of everyday life for the islanders, local businessmen routinely paid their respect to the Coast Guard by hiring the sailors as part-time help, thus giving the men as much opportunity as possible to earn a little extra spending money. ...
•   He was extremely courteous, well-liked, and completely devoted to duty and to the Coast Guard. ...
• The Port Aransas Coast Guard Station is an open-base type facility. ...   It’s this way partly because the people of Port Aransas love the Coast Guard, and the Coast Guard appreciates it, but mostly it’s because the Station is so small.
•   And in December 1970, many of the foot passengers also included some of the lower ratings of the Coast Guard population. ...
•   They also enforce water safety rules, aid vessels in distress, and help evacuate the island when killer storms sweep in from the Gulf to pound the coast with all of Nature’s fury. ...
•   He filed a report to Communications Region 3 Coast Guard Headquarters advising them of the missing man’s status of AWOL. ...
• The next day, a representative from the 8th Coast Guard District Intelligence Office contacted Commander Yarrington by phone.   The two men talked some length about the missing seaman, and Yarrington revealed that Poirier was a good worker, thought highly of the Coast Guard, and was just not the type to go AWOL. ...

• Active duty Armed Forces and reserve personnel and their family members; retired Armed Forces personnel and their family members; 100 percent disabled veterans and their dependents or survivors; surviving family members of deceased active duty or retired personnel; active duty and retired Coast Guard personnel and their family members; active duty and retired Public Health Service personnel (Commissioned Corps) and their family members; active duty and retired National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration employees (Commissioned Corps) and their family members; and State Department employees employed in a foreign country and their family members; civilian employees of the Department of Defense; contractors; and any other individuals entitled to care under the health care program or to other DoD benefits and privileges; providers and potential providers of health care; and any individual who submits a health care claim.
• Computer files containing beneficiary's name, Service or Social Security Number, enrollment number, relationship of beneficiary to sponsor, residence address of beneficiary or sponsor, date of birth of beneficiary, sex of beneficiary, branch of Service of sponsor, dates of beginning and ending eligibility, number of family members of sponsor, primary unit duty location of sponsor, race and ethnic origin of beneficiary, occupation of sponsor, rank/pay grade of sponsor, disability documentation, Medicare eligibility and enrollment data, index fingerprints and photographs of beneficiaries, blood test results, dental care eligibility codes and dental x-rays.
• Individuals, personnel pay, and benefit systems of the military and civilian departments and agencies of the Defense Department, the Coast Guard, the Public Health Service, Department of Commerce, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce, and other Federal agencies.

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• COAST GUARD MERCHANT MARINER'S DOCUMENT (MMD).
• FINGERPRINTS.
• FINGERPRINTS.
• All applicants seeking an ORIGINAL MMD ONLYare required to submit two sets of fingerprints. Fingerprints may be taken by your local law enforcement authorities and submitted with the application. If the application is submitted in person, a staff member at our office will take fingerprints. Your fingerprints will be forwarded to the FBI for verification of the information reported in your application. ... In addition, your MMD will be rendered null and void and you will be required to surrender it to the Coast Guard. You may also be charged to appear at a formal hearing before a Coast Guard Administrative Law Judge.
• Coast Guard. ...
• The Coast Guard may reject any evidence of citizenship that is not believed to be authentic. ...
• Merchant Mariner's Document issued by the Coast Guard which shows the holder as a United States citizen .
• Experience and service acquired on military/foreign vessels is creditable for establishing eligibility for an original MMD, subject to evaluation by the Coast Guard to determine that it is a fair and reasonable equivalent to service acquired on merchant vessels of the United States, with respect to grade, tonnage, waters, and operating conditions.
• All applicants for an original or renewal of an MMD must prove to the Coast Guard that they are "drug free". ...
• Coast Guard Home Page | Coast Guard First District | Home .

• PACIFIC GROVE, California (AP) -- A pilot was killed Sunday in the crash of a single-engine plane owned by singer John Denver, a Coast Guard spokesman said.
• Coast Guard Petty Officer Steve Aitkins said identifying the victim would be difficult as the body was unrecognizable due to fatal injuries caused by the crash. The Coast Guard completed its search for debris for the night, but planned to resume at daybreak.
• Dave Allard, spokesman for the Monterey County sheriff's department, said an autopsy would be conducted Monday, including a check of dental records and fingerprints. ...

•  United States Coast Guard Auxiliary  .
• Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Community, Compassion, Commitment "As we undertake the annual Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) Fundraising Campaign, it's appropriate to remind everyone of the important role CGMA plays in the Coast Guard community. "This year, CGMA celebrates 80 years of committed service to the Coast Guard community. It was created back in 1924 by concerned people who had a desire to minister to the general welfare of the commissioned officer, warrant officers, enlisted men and civilian employees of the Coast Guard and their immediate families. "Today, it continues to be governed and operated by concerned Coast Guard people, including the 21-member Board of Control, representing a diverse cross section of the Coast Guard community, and some 400 Coast Guard members and employees who, with the support of a small staff at CGMA Headquarters, operate the day-to-day business of providing assistance to Coast Guard active duty members, retirees, reservists, civilians and auxiliarists in need. ...
• The Coast Guard Auxiliary is always in search of talented folks whose skills, experience, or civilian training can be used to benefit other Auxiliarists and help move our missions and programs forward. ...
• Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Member Honored.
• Harry Strong, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary (CCGA) has been appointed to the Order of Canada. ...
• The Coast Guard, and especially the Auxiliary, has a date with NASCAR. ...
• – Oil skimming was suspended today as bad weather moved toward the site where the tanker T/V BOW MARINER exploded and sank off the Virginia coast Saturday night. ...
• Coast Guard Leadership and Management School - Slots Available.
• The updated Coast Guard's Leadership and Management (LAMs) schedule is now available. ... Auxiliarists interested in taking this course with their local Coast Guard unit should consult this schedule and contact the Point of Contact (POC) listed for the course in their area to reserve a seat. ... This course is developed for regulars, reservists, Auxiliarists, and civilian Coast Guard employees and is recommended for Flotilla Commanders, Vice Commanders, and other Auxiliarists who aspire to leadership positions. ...
• 9 Coast Guard Auxiliary Cutterman Insignia.
• The Auxiliary Cutterman Insignia is intended to identify and recognize the commitment of Coast Guard Auxiliarists currently working in the cutter fleet who have regularly dedicated their efforts in support of the cutter community. ...

• On September 27, 1998, vessels steaming south from San Francisco Bay reported sighting an oil slick approximately 10 miles long and 1 1/2 miles wide off the California coast. ...
• In the case of the shipping lane spill, investigation began with analysis of oil "fingerprints" of samples collected from the spill. ...
• Coast Guard and state authorities collect samples from the ship(s), and attempt to make a "fingerprint" match. In this instance, the T/S Command, a Liberian tanker owned by a Greek shipping company, had accidentally spilled bunker fuel while docked in San Francisco Bay just three days before the spill along the coast. Analyses by both federal and California state labs confirmed that the T/S Command's oil signature matched the mystery spill, setting in motion a high-seas chase through international waters that culminated several days later, when the Coast Guard boarded the Command off the coast of Central America to inspect its cargo. The Coast Guard's use of methods normally employed to interdict drug smugglers was unprecedented for an oil spill. ...

•     The biometrics to be included in the NIST studies, and which would require certification are: ten rolled fingerprints for matching, ten (or less) flat fingerprints for matching, single flat fingerprint verification, and face-based verification. ...
•     Because of its unique roles as coastal steward and producer of navigation data, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) offers assistance that is of great benefit to the Coast Guard, the Navy, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, port authorities, marine pilots and others committed to port security while continuing critical support for maritime commerce. ...
• coast. ...
• Coast Guard. ...
• Coast Guard assets on the water. ...
•     NOAA believes that increased border security correlates directly with increased risk within our EEZ and along our coast line for illegal entry. ...
• Coast Guard.   VMS also supports the Coast Guard’s “Coastal Watch” initiative, which was developed in response to their homeland defense activities.   Under “Coastal Watch”, the Coast Guard requests fishers to report suspicious activities for investigation and intelligence purposes. ...
• Coast Guard Automatic Identification System .
• Coast Guard’s Automated Identification System (AIS) to help track and manage vessel movement in our Nation’s ports.   This will be an important component of the Coast Guard’s efforts to improve Maritime Domain Awareness and port security, and to reduce the potential for maritime threats without unreasonably disrupting the free flow of commerce. ...
•     The Coast Guard is developing AIS as a navigational tool for collision avoidance and vessel tracking. ...
•   AIS can be used by the Coast Guard to monitor vessel traffic in coastal waters and therefore increase Maritime Domain Awareness. ...
•     NOAA’s Office of Coast Survey, as the U. ...

• The Scent Transfer Unit allows law enforcement to collect evidence from any item without destroying fingerprints on the item, collect trace evidence at a crime scene without contamination, collect scent evidence from hard to access places not accessible to a search dog and gives law enforcement a scent pad to store in sent banks for future use on repeat offenders.
• The criminal may walk on a concrete floor and leave no tracks, wear gloves and leave no fingerprints, but unless the entire area has been burned, he still leaves scent.
• Tolhurst was born in Lockport, NY, and, except for his years of service in the Coast Guard during World War II, has spent his life there. ...

• Coast Guard cutters. ...
• Haitian immigration officers took the returnees' fingerprints and personal information. ...
• "They seem fine and they were very well treated" by the Coast Guard, said Jean Ayoub of the International Committee of the Red Cross. ...
• Several even insisted they had never intended to flee the country at all, and were simply out fishing when they were picked up by the Coast Guard. ...
• The Coast Guard says all who did not drown were picked up, and most were taken to Guantanamo. ...

• According to the Norwegian Society for Nature Conservation, a recent operation by the national coast guard to remove 40kg of PCBs from its west coast headquarters of Haakonsvern cost NKr80m (euros 9. ...
• Electronic identification of "chemical fingerprints" leading to the producers would be a straightforward operation, says the group. ...

• Visitors who come to NYC on cruise ships do not go through "US-VISIT" scanners that check visitors' fingerprints and pictures against terror databases.
• On January 5, the US Department of Homeland Security launched the new United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology (US-VISIT) which records the fingerprints and facial images of most foreign visitors with non-immigrant visas who come to the United States. ...
• In response to Schumer's inquiry, the Commandant of the Coast Guard – the highest ranking Coast Guard Officer in the United States – launched an investigation of security at the Terminal in December.

• Coast Guard ships arrive.
• The fingerprints will be sent to the State Department of Justice for a criminal records check.
• In recent months, the Santa Rosa Diocese, which includes the North Coast north to the Oregon border, has established an in-house panel, called the Sensitive Issues Committee, that will be charged with conducting an immediate and thorough investigation of an alleged sexual crime. ...
• The Santa Rosa Diocese, which governs Catholic churches along the North Coast, has been rocked by its share of abuse allegations, not to mention lawsuits and criminal investigations. ...
• Anyone doing anything that improves the quality of life on the North Coast is welcome. ...
• "I am confident Patty will be a powerful and effective representative for the North Coast," stated Boxer in a news release.
• Coast Guard ships arrive.
• In conjunction with the Third Annual Coast Guard City Celebration of Eureka, five Coast Guard vessels will be open for tours this Saturday from 10 a. ...

• The system is to use biometric identifiers such as photographs, fingerprints and iris scans.
• Drawing heavily on developing technologies and scientific capabilities, the system will utilize a minimum of two biometric identifiers, such as photographs, fingerprints or iris scans, to build an electronic check in/check out system for people coming to the U. ...
• manufacturers and exporters to guard against illegal arms exports. ...
• Coast Guard.
• Coast Guard forces served on the leading edge of maritime security for Operation Liberty Shield by providing maritime security off our shores and in our harbors. During this effort, Coast Guard units escorted 1,809 ferry boats and passenger ships, and conducted 1,597 air and 12,049 surface patrols, respectively. Coast Guard sea marshals and security teams boarded 1,059 merchant ships to assure their safe transit into and out of U. ...
• In April, the Coast Guard awarded a $140 million shore-based response boat contract, which will dramatically improve Coast Guard capabilities. This contract calls for the delivery of up to 700 new vessels that will be capable of speeds in excess of 40 knots (46 miles per hour), have an enclosed cabin for crew protection allowing for all-weather operations, weapons mounting capability for light machine guns and less than lethal technology, state of the art navigation systems and a communications system enabling Coast Guard personnel to communicate with other homeland security partners.
• The Coast Guard's Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron (HITRON) was tasked to develop airborne use-of-force tactics to counter possible terrorist threats, and operating guidelines for the employment of HITRON assets for homeland security missions. ...
• Coast Guard cutters and over 1,100 personnel deployed to the U. ...
• Since March 1st, the Coast Guard has: * Interdicted 172 Haitians, 196 Dominicans, 213 Cubans and two Ecuadorians who were trying to illegally enter the U. ...
• In the wake of the most challenging ice season in 25 years, Coast Guard icebreaking cutters, in concert with their Canadian counterparts, worked to keep critical Great Lakes sea lanes open, permitting passage for 619 ore carriers and other vessels carrying cargo worth an estimated $620 million in this economically vital region.

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