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Safety Seal:
Division 10 and specifically Flotilla 10-1 are actively involved in
Vessel Safety Inspections for the sole purpose of safe boating. Please
follow the link here to get prepared for a courtesy inspection by one of our
qualified vessel examiners. For contact
Mike Zweifel, FC. FSO-VE for more details
Newsletter Re-emerges: Click here to see the latest edition of
One's Logbook |
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Flotilla 10-1 will hold its monthly meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of the month starting in
April 2005 at The Palmer Public Library. Meetings will start at 1930 hours.
Flotilla 10-1 based in Easton, PA, operates patrols and other missions covering the Lehigh and the Delaware Rivers. We are actively recruiting members from all areas to help support our mission. Contact our FSO-PS, Merrill Beyer by clicking here.
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| The Coast Guard Auxiliary boasts the following statistics: • 4,971 Operational Vessels
• 226 Aircraft
• 2,641 Communications Stations
• 32,950 Members
• 2,873 Personal Watercraft Facilities
• 269,652 Hours in Support of Coast Guard Missions
• 996,628 Hours of Public Affairs
• 143,871 Hours of Safety Patrols
• 73,097 Hours of Public Education Instruction
• 51,512 Hours of Member Training
• 5,240 Auxiliary Coxswains
• 7,098 Boat Crew
• 263 Pilots
• 294 Air Observers
• 8,547 Instructors
• 7,329 Vessel Examiners
• 1,839 Marine Visitors
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| The Coast Guard Auxiliary is the civilian volunteer arm of the United States Coast Guard -- 35,000 men and women who donate their time and expertise to support the Coast Guard and improve boating safety. Flotilla 10-1 is a part of District 5 Northern Region and is based in the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. 
Flotilla 10-1 based in Easton, PA, operates patrols and other missions covering the Lehigh and the Delaware Rivers. We provide support services for the USCG bases in and around the New York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia areas, in the form of auxiliary communications support, search and rescue missions, and other needed operations. Our flotilla conducts boating safety courses throughout the year, and acts as a
liaison between high school students and the USCG Academy in New London, CT. Click here to read the
DRAFT Standing Rules which govern our Flotilla.
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