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Courtesy examination procedures and training

Courtesy examination procedures and training

SEATTLE, Wash. (Mar 1)--Coast Guard Auxiliary and Coast Guard personnel working together on courtesy examination procedures and training. U.S. COAST GUARD PHOTO

Coast Guard Auxiliary, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Coast Guard Auxiliary, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Wash. (Mar.1)--Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel going over the records and filling in a boarding report on a small sailboat. USCG photo by PA2 Telfair Brown

Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel go over records

Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel go over records

SEATTLE, Wash. (Mar.1)--Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel going over the records and filling in a boarding report on a small sailboat. USCG photo by PA2 Telfair Brown

Coast Guard Auxiliary, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Coast Guard Auxiliary, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Wash. (Mar 1)--Coast Guard Auxiliary personnel inspecting a compass on a small sailboat during a routine courtesy boarding examination. USCG photo by PA2 Telfair H. Brown

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