Flotilla 10-05 in District 5SR
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, as part of the Department of Homeland Security, is a civilian volunteer service organization, open to all citizens of the United States who are seventeen years of age or older, and do not have a felony conviction. The primary purpose of the Auxiliary is to support the Coast Guard in all of its missions except direct law enforcement and military actions.
Flotilla 10-05, is 102 members strong, provides safe boating classes, courtesy vessel safety exams, and performs safety and regatta patrols. We assist the Coast Guard from the City of Wilmington, NC on the Cape Fear River to the Atlantic Ocean off Bald Head Island and the South Brunswick Islands. Along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, from Snows Cut to the Little River Inlet. Our Area of Responsibility also covers the Atlantic Ocean, from New Inlet to the Little River Inlet in South Carolina. We volunteer our time, talents, radios and boats in support of the United States Coast Guard and you, the boating public, to be better mariners.
We provide our members with training to sharpen their skills so they will be prepared and responsive whenever called upon. Should there be an interest in volunteering your time and talents, please make arrangements to visit with us at one of our meetings. We welcome your involvement and participation in our fellowship activities.
You do not need a boat to join, just the desire to help and serve others. Wear the uniform of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary and be proud to serve your country.
Joe Mazzei, Flotilla Commander 10-05 (5SR)
Flotilla 10-05 working with the USCG @ Station Oak Island Recovering a Person In Water (PIW)
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Tommy Lasorda – Manager Los Angeles Dodgers
