comdtinst m16114.32c - U.S. Coast Guard

Part 2 – Operations and Missions
Chapter 2 – Mission Planning
Ensure the following
Mission Competencies are represented in the boat crew selection:
Mission
BCM
COXN
ABCM
ACOXN
HWX
SURFMAN
TBCM
TCOXN
PBCM
PCOXN
BO
BTM
Additional Requirements
Level IV
Pursuit
1 1 1 1 PCOXN and PBCM shall remain
onboard.
2 1 1 1 (1)TBCM mans MAW; (1) TBCM
PWCS Lvl 1
conducts NCV UOF
Add (1) TBCM for each additional
MAW.
TBCM(s) manning MAW (s) and
TCOXN shall remain onboard during
MLE boardings.
See Note 1.
PWCS
(non Lvl 1)
1 1 1 1 Add (1) BCM for each additional
MAW.
COXN and BCM shall remain onboard
during MLE boardings.
Surf
1 1 Add (1) BCM to minimum crew
requirement in Table 2‐4.
Heavy
Weather
1 1 Add (1) BCM to minimum crew
requirement in Table 2‐4.
ATON
1 1 Add (1) ABDS and/or (1) ABCO as
needed. See Notes 2 and 3.
1 1 1 1 For closed cabin boats, COXN and 1
MLE
BCM shall remain onboard during MLE
boardings.
1 1 1 1 IAW Articles 2 & 6 of Reference (fff) &
Section 6.d.2 (Crew Requirements) of
Reference (ggg), all individuals,
including boat engineers, on patrol in
ICMLEO
support of Integrated Cross‐Border
Maritime Law Enforcement Officer
missions shall be graduates of the
ICMLEO (Shiprider) course (502188)
held at the Maritime Law Enforcement
Academy, Charleston, SC.
Note 1: A boarding team is not required to be on board when a dedicated LE source (boarding capable) is
immediately available. “Immediately available” shall be defined by the Operational Commander or TACON for
DSF units.
Note 2: Personnel may hold multiple ATON competencies (e.g. ENG may simultaneously serve as the ABCO).
Note 3. COXN may conduct ATON logistic operations, e.g. transporting personnel/materiel from pier to pier.
Table 2-5
Mission Competency Requirements
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