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Part 2 – Operations and Missions Chapter 5 – Mission Types Section A. Mission types Mission Type Search and Rescue (SAR) Enforcement of Laws and Treaties (ELT) Marine Safety (MS) Military Operations Ports, Waterways and Coastal Security (PWCS) Aids to Navigation (ATON) Marine Environmental Protection (MEP) Employment Category (01) No employment categories (01) Drugs Surface Interdiction (DRUGS SURF) (02) Fisheries Enforcement Domestic (FISH-DOM) (03) Migrant (MIGRANT) (04) Other (OTHER) (05) Protected Living Marine Resources (PLMR) (01) Port Safety (PORT SAFE) (02) Recreational Boating Safety (RBS) (01) Exercises (EX) (02) Peace (PEACE) (03) War (WAR) (01) Military Prevention (Mil Prevent) (02) Military Protection (Mil Protect) (03) Domestic Prevention (Dom Prevent) (04) Domestic Protection (Dom Protect) (01) Short Range (SRA) (02) Trail (TRAIL) (01) Marine Environmental Protection (ENFORCE) (02) Response (RESP) Table 2-9 Mission Types and Employment Categories 2-92
Part 2 – Operations and Missions Chapter 5 – Mission Types A.1. Core Mission Units are univer sally expected to be able to: (01) Safely operate assigned boats to the environmental and mission limitations described in the boat’s operating manuals or in Coast Guard doctrine/policy, whichever is more restrictive. (02) Support the District mandated “Alert” posture. NOTE The Operational Commander shall be immediately notified by record correspondence whenever either of these aforementioned universally expected conditions are not met. Unit CO/OIC shall ensure boat crews and individual members undertake only those missions and tasks for which they are fully qualified. Inherent risk for all missions shall be assessed and managed using the principles of Operational Risk Management (ORM). The number and complexit y of Coast Guard missions makes it imposs ible for each unit to have personnel qualified in every task in every miss ion area. Limitations in personnel, training, and qualification mean that providing transportation for qualified perso nnel from other unit s or org anizations (e.g. ATON, MEP) may be the full extent of a particular unit’s support. 2-93
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