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Coast Guard

Transcript: By: Mikayla Stazewski, Nathan Hayes, & Tia Henry * Commandment of the coast guard Admiral Robert J. Papp, Jr. Highest Rank of the Coast Guard * * * * Vice Commandment of the Coast Guard Vice Admiral Sally Brice-O'Hara 2nd Higestest Ranking of the Coast Guard * * * Master Chief Petty office of the coast guard Master Chief Michale P. Leavitt 15th level Master Chief Reserved Force Offcier ( same thing as Michael P. Leavitt, just in the resrved force ) Master Chief Mark H. Allen He is still able to enlist people into the Coast Guard while having another occupation Chaplain of the Coast Gurad Captain Gary P. Weeden Religious speaker of the Coast Guard Physical Requiremnts Coast Guard

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Transcript: Military Requirements Members In addition to protecting our nation’s waterways, the 43,062 active-duty members of the Coast Guard perform search and rescue, law enforcement and environmental cleanup operations. Coast Guard The Branch Currently, the Coast Guard operates under the Department of Homeland Security during peacetime and under the Navy during wartime, or by special presidential order. this branch was found on August 4, 1790. Guidelines/ New Recruits Basic Training takes place at the Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May, N.J., and lasts for eight weeks. Daily fitness and swimming drills combined with classroom instruction prepare recruits mentally and physically for life in the Coast Guard. - Must be 17 with parental consent or 18 without parental consent. - Physical requirements vary greatly. These differences can vary even within each branch of the Service. - Success in any branch of the Military depends on a good education, and a high school diploma is most desirable.

Coast Guard

Transcript: Projected Growth Basic training Training in the field of drug induction Overview Working Conditions Give away four years of your life Could end up far away from family and friends I will serve for the coast guard for 4 years and then go to college After serving i will go to college for cyber security designed by Péter Puklus for Prezi Coast Guard: Drug Interdiction Experiences Boot camp Training Training Know different drug types Firearms handling Know the techniques needed to make safe decisions during hard times Basic Training Join drug interdiction unit Catch drug dealers Outlook I could be on a boat or on land depending on where i am located in the drug induction field Dislikes Skills The military grows every day Grows against all the new threats in the world Start out making close to 1500 a month (close to 18000 a year) The wage continues too go up as you increase in rank Wage

Coast Guard

Transcript: My career goal currently is to become a United States Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, I choose this career because I enjoy the raging waters and the and helping others in time of need. I have also shared a personal experience with the Coast Guard. Some of those sacrifices would include: Will I have to spend money on tuition instead of clothes or recreation? Do the rewards make the sacrifices and commitments seem more worthwhile? What are some things that could make you give up your goal? I what to be remember as to how I lived, not how I died. I want people to remember me as an sucessful person, someone who was a hardworker and who you could count on. I want to be a role model for younger generations. Someone who was happy with there life and never took a day for grante. Someone who can make you smile and have a shoulder to cry on. Someone that will give you there all until they break and fall. Not having alot of free time. Very limited Social Networking. Not seeing friends/ family alot. Getting rewarded for my Duties To have better grades. Improving my knoweledge about the Coast Guard. Improving my Mental and Physical Skills including my stamina. Some of the commitments I will have to make are: What are some of the commitments I will have to make in order to reach my goal? To study every night before ending the day. To workout on a daliy bases. To always be prepared, because anything can happen. Yes I will, this includes friendships and social networking. What is my career goal and why would I choose it? Will I have to give up some social activity? Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer By Jenna Crockett There are very few things that would make me give up this career path. Sucess is when you accomplish your dreams threw your heart and wouldnt regret a mistake you made because it lead you to this moment. My personal definition: Define Sucess? What are some sacrifices I might have to make in order to achieve my goal? The biggest reason would be family. My family life will always come before anyone or anything including my career. Family life will always be the top excuse. My second excuse is the risks that come with this career, including death. (this can mean drowning while trying to save someone, frezzing to death when hypothymia takes control of the body in the frigid waters of Alaska ect.) And my third excuse, is if I were Physically handicap and could'nt have met the physical requirments to this career. No, the Coast Guard including any other Military service will pay for full tuition. What are some rewards you hope to gain from making the commmitments and sacrifices? How can I overcome each of these excuses I listed? Yes I believe they do, when you are rewarded for something, you become more confident in what you do. And the commitments and sarcrifices will make more of a challenge but in the long run it will pay off and the hard work will be revealed. 1) Tell my family that this is the life style I would like to grow in for my career years. 2) Do research on the risks and how to manuver about them. 3) To find a different career option in the Coast Guard or work around my disability and find a new method to my situation. How do I want people to remember me?

Coast Guard

Transcript: Coast Guard Helicopter Pilot A coast guard pilot works for the United States Armed Forces. Education salary and expenses Everyday Life -search and rescue -patrol waterways -coastlines -$7,672 a month -$92 a year -dependent on your rank -time served with the Coast Guard -medical and dental coverage -paid vacation -life insurance -medical benefits -This gear is onboard and in working condition -grid search of a lost boater -survivors of a disaster. -the Guard can respond quickly if needed. -experience working as a military pilot, the coast guard can hire them directly for a position -graduate from the Coast Guard Academy as an officer then apply for Guards flight training school.

Coast Guard

Transcript: Prepare yourself for basic training Get all the benefits that the Government is offering Talk to a Military recruiter A commonly belief is that Military recruiters will say and do anything to get your signature on the dotted line . To a certain degree this is true , however your recruiter can also be your best friend and will generally bend over back words to help you . If you are honest with them , they will play straight with you. Boot camp turns your life upside down and can be very long , but a little preparation designed by Péter Puklus for Prezi Coast Guard 1 step 6 Step 4 step 7 2 There are many sign-on bonuses and guaranteed promotions that are available to you for enlisting. While you should enlist out of a desire to serve your country and grow as an individual, you may do that and get a sign-on bonus. Regardless of what your recruiter tells you, take the bonus. They will give it to you. If given an option between money and promotions, take the money. Step 5

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Transcript: Coast Guard Department of Homeland Security What we do... For people graduating college, leaving a civilian job, or other military service, we offer you the opportunity to get a officers commision. Where you take charge of situations, where your decisions can make a difference between life or death. This is a job like no other. All applicants must provide a qualifying score on the SAT, ACT, or ASVAB. No waivers will be considered. Minimum qualifying scores are as follows... SAT Reasoning Test: Combined 1100 on Mathematics and Critical Reading. SAT (taken prior to 1 April 1995): Combined 1000 on Mathematics and Verbal. ACT: 23. ASVAB: 109 on ASVAB General Technical (GT) Aptitude Area after 1 July 2004; 110 prior to 1 July 2004. The GT score is obtained by combining the VE (Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension) and AR (Arithmetic Reasoning) test scores. Physical: A full medical screening will be conducted in accordance with your application. Educational Qualifications: Reserve Commission Applicants must be in their senior year or hold a bachelor or higher degree from an accredited college or university with a cumulative GPA of 2.5. When you get out of school you go to Officer Candidate School (OCS). The OCS is a rigorous course of instruction which prepares candidates to serve effectively as officers in the United States Coast Guard. In addition to instructing students into a military lifestyle, OCS also provides a range of highly technical information. All full-time enlisted Coast Guardmen entering the Coast Guard make a little over $15,000 for their first year of service, plus they are entitled to other allowances depending on their status. As an active-duty member of the Coast Guard, you'll be privy to a benefits package that is largely unheard of for most people just starting out. College tuition assistance; housing and meal allowance; free heath, dental and eye care; and 30 days paid vacation are just the beginning of the benefits offered to active-duty members. http://www.uscg.mil/top/careers.asp The OCS is a rigorous course of instruction which prepares candidates to serve effectively as officers in the United States Coast Guard. In addition to indoctrinating students into a military lifestyle, OCS also provides a wide range of highly technical information necessary for performing the duties of a Coast Guard officer.

coast guard

Transcript: coast guard Job Description The Coast Guard fulfills a number of roles. They take part in search and rescue missions, break pathways through ice in winter, and position buoys to warn boats of shoals, sandbars, and other dangerous obstacles. Earnings If you want to hold an officer position in the Coast Guard, you will need to train at the Canadian Coast Guard College (CCGC). Students enrolled in the Coast Guard Officer Training Program (CGOTP) receive a monthly allowance ranging between $359 and $578 while at college. This allowance is increased during sea training, when students receive an extra $1,078 to $1,594 a month. Graduates of the officer training program receive an entry-level salary of around $43,000 a year. With experience this salary can increase to $100,000 a year, or more. Crew members earn less than officers; they generally make somewhere between $38,000 and $50,000 a year. In addition to a salary, officers and crew members get benefits. These include paid vacation and sick leave. They also receive medical and dental benefits, and contributions to disability insurance plans and pension plans Education A high school diploma is required to work in most positions in the Coast Guard. In addition to a high school diploma, regular crew members may be required to have further training in the area of work they are applying for. For example, cooks may be required to have training in food preparation. There are a variety of officer-level positions within the Coast Guard and they all require additional training at the Canadian Coast Guard College (CCGC). To become a navigation officer or a marine engineering officer, you need to take the 4-year Coast Guard Officer Training Program (CGOTP). This is the route that those who wish to become captains take. Related Careers Conservation Officer Fisher Marine Biologist Non-Commissioned Member Oceanographer Paramedic Park Warden / Ranger Police Officer Private Investigator Security Guard Ship’s Crew

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