The Port Security and Resiliency Assessment (PSRA) prepare a Parrot drone in Agana Boat Basin in Guam on Dec. 7, 2022, as they conduct comprehensive assessments of the commercial ports and other critical maritime infrastructure to provide insight into potential vulnerabilities and recommendations to mitigate any threats. The team consists of experts and technical specialists from the U.S. Coast Guard and the Army National Guard’s Critical Infrastructure Protection Battalion who apply their operations and emergency response backgrounds to these assessments. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Warrant Officer Sara Muir)

July 8, 2026

Interested in robotics? The Coast Guard’s newest rating is looking for you!

Applications open for lateral change in rating to Robotics Mission Specialist (RMS) through July 29

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July 7, 2026

CG-TECH Brings Digital Transformation to the Deckplate

Inaugural Workforce Engagement Tour in Miami empowers members with hands-on AI and automation training, returning vital minutes back to the mission.

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July 6, 2026

Rapid recall ready: Inside the Reserve Mobilization Team Subhead:  How specialized Reserve Yeomen secure seamless pay and benefits for fellow members during mass mobilizations

During Operation River Wall last November, three families of newly mobilized Coast Guard reservists were involved in automobile accidents. The service members had already reported for duty, but their orders hadn’t reached the necessary administrative status to activate their healthcare coverage. Enter the Reserve Mobilization Team (RMT). Despite

A Long Blue Line Title Card for the history of the Coast Guard Reserves.

July 3, 2026

The Long Blue Line: Coast Guard Reserve—making 85 years of history!

The Coast Guard Reserve was established by the passage of the Coast Guard Reserve and Auxiliary Act of February 19, 1941. That act also established the Coast Guard Auxiliary under its present name (the Auxiliary had originally been called the “Coast Guard Reserve”). The new Coast Guard Reserve was modeled after the Naval Reserve as a military

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July 2, 2026

New 'SpouseWorks' program brings free career coaching and resources to Coast Guard spouses

The Coast Guard is excited to announce that Military OneSource’s SpouseWorks (formerly MySECO) is now providing eligible Coast Guard spouses with free access to professional career coaching, job search assistance, and online courses starting July 1.    Every Coast Guard spouse has unique talents, aspirations, and professional

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June 30, 2026

Volunteer to be your unit's next Resilience Coordinator

Sign up for the course that will equip you to champion health, well-being, and readiness at your commands.

This is the title card for the new Navigator system for the USCG. It replaces the legacy program, CGBI.

June 29, 2026

CGBI is retiring: What you need to know about the switch to Navigator

Here is how to access your ESS, ePAL, and unit readiness trackers on the new platform.

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June 26, 2026

Coast Guard announces Emergency Management award winners

Congratulations to Sector New Orleans, Station Chicago, and LT Gil Dominguez!

Those familiar with Coast Guard history know that the service’s development has been shaped by the nation’s natural and man-made disasters. Many Coast Guard missions were written in blood. Nowhere is that clearer than the Marine Safety mission.

June 26, 2026

“Written in Blood”: Maritime disasters that shaped the Coast Guard’s Marine Safety Mission

Those familiar with Coast Guard history know that the service’s development has been shaped by the nation’s natural and man-made disasters. Many Coast Guard missions were written in blood. Nowhere is that clearer than the Marine Safety mission.

Lt.j.g. Samantha Cardoza and Petty Officer 1st Class Brian Moehler, members of the Atlantic Strike Team located in Fort Dix, New Jersey, inspect a row of displaced vessel on the shoreline of the Naval Air Stations Key West, Florida, Oct. 2, 2017. Assessed vessels are prioritized for removal based on their threat to the environment and their hazard to navigation. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David Weydert.

June 26, 2026

Coast Guard releases FY25 Annual Safety Report

Newly established center increases safety services by 50 percent

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