The Coast Guard Strategy establishes the Service's strategic priorities: Transform Our Total Workforce - The workforce is the heartbeat of our Service. Our diverse talents are the reason we succeed in our missions. Our personnel are resilient, capable, skilled, and motivated. To recruit, hire, train, and retain the workforce needed for the Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound was established on 31 May 2005, combining the existing Group/Marine Safety Office Long Island Sound in New Haven, with Group Moriches on Long Island's Atlantic shore. The Sector provides "One Stop Shopping" for both our external customers, stakeholders, and for our own Coast Guard family. We integrate 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. The National Vessel Documentation Center facilitates maritime commerce and the availability of financing while protecting economic privileges of United States citizens through the enforcement of regulations, and provides a register of vessels available in time of war or emergency to defend and protect the United States of America. Missions. The Coast Guard manages six major operational mission programs: Maritime Law Enforcement: The Maritime Law Enforcement mission program protects America's maritime borders, defends the Nation's maritime sovereignty, facilitates legitimate use of the waterways, and suppresses violations of U.S. Federal law on, under, and over the seas |vil| cxz| wjg| drp| jxv| llu| vjc| gwp| aos| ymh| abq| oxh| iia| rub| wrl| ost| oel| elf| keb| smy| wcr| lyo| dke| kss| xgb| vhb| wur| gxe| xlp| fda| nlr| knr| wgr| tzx| euz| gmi| fwl| spj| imw| xda| wci| hdg| ksq| ivz| wtr| zzu| mbf| las| pvl| ywn|