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Welcome to the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Interpreter Website. This is an official site for locating Volunteer Coast Guard Auxiliary Interpreters. You must be a member of Coast Guard Forces to have access to: Over
380 Volunteer Interpreters Members of Coast Guard Forces (Active Duty, Reserve or CG Civilian) may access our protected pages from any uscg.mil Internet connection. If you desire to access the database from home or any server that is not part of the uscg.mil Internet connection, CG Forces may click here to request access for a logon ID and password. Just click on the "Search for Interpreter" menu selection in the upper left side of this page to get started once you have access via password or uscg.mil Internet connection. Impressed? The US Coast Guard Auxiliary Interpreter Corps has 2 Competency Levels:
NOTE: We will only accept Applications with Level "A" competency and additional Level "B" competencies as secondary language. We will not accept Applications with Level "B" unless there is a Level "A" as primary competency. Interpreter Workshop at NACON-2009 Chicago - Click Here After Action Report from Alicja Power - CGC Dallas Deployment 2008 - Click Here After Action Report from Steven Wang - CGC Munro Deployment 2008 - Click Here USCG Auxiliary Interpreter Program Guidelines - Click Here USCG Auxiliary Interpreter Shipboard Deployment Guide - Click Here Pre-Deployment Official Checklist (Example used by Coordinatos) - Click Here Pre-Deployment Personal Items Checklist - Click Here Medical Information & Notification Form - Click Here May 2009 Interpreter Newsletter - Click Here March 2009 Interpreter Newsletter - Click Here USCG Auxiliary Interpreter serves on China Mission - Click Here Members of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Interpreter Corps measure up to the highest quality standards and already have provided over 50,000 mission hours, mainly in Coast Guard Operational Support. Glossary of Nautical Terms - Translated from English to:
Glossary of Nautical Terms in English to translate in any foreign language - Click Here Phonetic Alphabet with Flag Signals - Click Here Here is how to learn more about the successful Interpreter Corps activities and how to join: Questions and Answers Click Here On line Application Form Click Here Download Application Form for mail in Click Here What does an Interpreter do Click Here USCG Auxiliary International Affairs Directorate website Click Here USCG Auxiliary Interpreter Corps website Click Here Klaus G.E. Baumann, N-II kbaumann5@comcast.net
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