What support can my Sea Scout Ship get from the Auxiliary?

Follow these steps

1. Attend the AUXSCOUT 112 - Introduction to AUXSCOUT - What is it? How do we implement it? workshop
2. Contact the local Coast Guard Auxiliary division’s Sea Scout Staff Officer or Division Commander; identify nearby Auxiliary flotillas using the Ship – Auxiliary Flotilla map. Keep your Council Commodore informed of your efforts.
3. Implement recommendations in the AUXSCOUT 112 workshop in the Recommended joint Sea Scout – Auxiliary activities section
   • Existing Ships pairing up with a flotilla
   • Help a flotilla start a new Sea Scout Ship
   • Joint public affairs activities with the Auxiliary
   • Safety at Sea events
   • Providing training to Sea Scout Ships
   • Joint waterway cleanups

Resources

• Auxiliary – Sea Scout video 1
• Sea Scout flyer about the Auxiliary
• AUXBWiki
• Coast Guard Auxiliary on Sea Scouts BSA website
• Auxiliary District / Flotilla Locator
• Ship – Auxiliary Flotilla map