FY 2011 Budget in Brief - U.S. Department of Homeland Security

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U.S. Coast Guard the Combatant Commander’s ability to secure sea-lanes, prosecute terrorism at sea, train Iraqi naval forces, and protect Iraq’s vital offshore oil infrastructure. � Conducted: � 49,276 armed waterborne patrols projecting presence near maritime critical infrastructure or key resources; � 18,690 security boardings of small vessels in and around U.S. ports, waterways, and coastal regions; � 4,000 escorts of high-capacity passenger vessels, such as ferries and cruise ships; � 1,855 security boardings of High Interest Vessels (designated as posing a greaterthan-normal risk to the U.S.); � 1,429 escorts of high-value U.S. naval vessels transiting U.S. waterways; and, � 660 escorts of vessels carrying Certain Dangerous Cargoes (CDCs). � Supported DoD and Coast Guard strategic goals during a six month, out of hemisphere deployment of CGC BOUTWELL, and conducted familiarization engagements and professional exchanges with foreign coast guards and navies around the world. � Enhanced the African Maritime Law Enforcement Partnership (AMLEP) with the nations of Sierra Leone, Morocco, Cape Verde, and Senegal during CGC LEGARE’s deployment to USAFRICOM’s theater of operations. � Provided security for 239 military outload evolutions in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. � Countered piracy off the coast of Somalia through the implementation of a Maritime Security (MARSEC) Directive and seven Port Security Advisories, and partnered with industry to assist the fleet with compliance. � Began enforcement of Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) regulations nationwide on April 15 th and have since inspected over 48,000 TWICs in port facilities throughout the United States. � Protected Navy ballistic missile submarines in American Waterways. � Deployed personnel to Iraq to aid the Port of Umm Qasr to reach International Ship and Port Facility Security Code compliance and further Iraq’s efforts to establish comprehensive maritime security. 77 A Transportable Port Security Boat conducts vessel on vessel tactics with the U.S. Navy Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Five in Kuwait.
U.S. Coast Guard � Deployed to the Middle East with U.S. Navy Maritime Security Squadrons to support Operation Iraqi Freedom point defense and harbor security operations in Kuwait. Secured Our Borders � Contributed to the disruption of 123 illicit drug movements; 42 events involved the Coast Guard’s Airborne Use of Force (AUF) capability deployed aboard Coast Guard cutters and U.S. Naval warships. Coast Guard AUF equipped aircraft and precision marksmen deployed on U.S. Naval warships assisted in confiscating 24% of the total cocaine removed in FY 2009. � Conducted 62 international port security revisits/reassessments in FY 2009. Ensured foreign nation compliance with port and ship facility protocols to increase the security of commerce bound for the United States. � Deployed Coast Guard LEDETs aboard U.S. Navy (USN) and partner nation warships; removed over 187,737 lbs of cocaine, 4,035 lbs of marijuana, detained 128 suspected smugglers, and seized 16 vessels. LEDETs aboard USN and partner nation warships accounted for over 50% of total FY 2009 cocaine removals. � Supported the U.S. Extended Continental Shelf Task Force by conducting seafloor mapping and data collection missions to help define the limits of the outer continental shelf. � Detected 112 illegal incursions by foreign fishing vessels into the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). � Participated in two Arctic West Patrols supporting various science missions, including studies on polar bears and methane gas, and enforcing treaties protecting U.S. fisheries. Improved Resilience of the Maritime Transportation System (MTS) � Conducted icebreaking operations to prevent icerelated flooding in Fairport, Ohio and Grand Haven, Michigan, responded to winter flooding in Fargo, North Dakota, and assisted in rescuing over 100 people stranded on an ice floe in the Great Lakes. � Updated the Nation’s 43 Area Maritime Security Plans. Revisions incorporated lessons learned from recent hurricanes to enhance MTS recovery. 78 A polar bear cub observed by researchers on the pack ice of the Northern Arctic region. Coast Guard Cutter POLAR SEA supported the scientists. A U.S. Coast Guard HH-65C Dolphin helicopter lowers a rescue swimmer into the Red River flood waters in Fargo, ND.
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