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CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC CGMA-HQ ACTIVITIES EUROPE 33187 Eighth Coast Guard District A CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC CGMA‐HQ ACTIVITIES EUROPE 33187 Eighth Coast Guard District AIRSTA NEW ORLEANS 20250 CG ANT NEW ORLEANS 41938 CG ANT VENICE 41916 CG STA GRAND ISLE 30328 CG STA NEW ORLEANS 30338 CG STA VENICE 30336 CGD EIGHT 71108 CGIS GULF REG 77104 INVESTIGATIONS NCOE 64206 MSU BATON ROUGE 33268 SECTOR NEW ORLEANS 37150 USCG Academy CG ACADEMY 60100 CG HSWL FO NEW LONDON‐LEGACY 47942 CG INTL ICE PATROL 38101 CG MSL GROTON 34310 CG R&D CENTER NEW LONDON 51100 CG STA NEW LONDON 30630 CGC ALBACORE 13309 CGC EAGLE 18301 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER 60125 USCG Activities Far East ACTIVITIES FAR EAST 33189 USCG AIRSTA Atlantic City AIRSTA ATLANTIC CITY 20121 CG STA ATLANTIC CITY 30184 CG STA BARNEGAT LIGHT 30187 CG STA MANASQUAN INLET 30217 SFO ATLANTIC CITY 37520 USCG AIRSTA Barbers Point AIRSTA BARBERS PT 20255 USCG AIRSTA Borinquen AIRSTA BORINQUEN 20235 BASE DETACHMENT BORINQUEN 31171 ESD SAN JUAN 54450 USCG AIRSTA Cape Cod AIRSTA CAPE COD 20115 USCG AIRSTA Clearwater AIRSTA CLEARWATER 20150 CG STA SAND KEY 30321 USCG AIRSTA Detroit AIRSTA DETROIT 20158 USCG AIRSTA Miami AIRSTA MIAMI 20140 TACLET SOUTH 34303 USCG AIRSTA Sacramento AIRSTA SACRAMENTO 20290 USCG AIRSTA San Francisco AIRSTA SAN FRANCISCO 20180 USCG AIRSTA Savannah AIRSTA SAVANNAH 20135 CG ANT TYBEE 41940 CGC CHINOOK 13308 USCG AIRSTA Sitka AIRSTA SITKA 20280 CG ANT SITKA 41992 CGC KUKUI 15243 CGC MAPLE 15247 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 1 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC USCG AIRSTA Traverse City AIRSTA TRAVERSE CITY 20160 USCG AIRSTA/SFO Port Angeles AIRSTA/SFO PORT ANGELES 37590 CG STA NEAH BAY 30484 CG STA PORT ANGELES 30503 CG STA QUILLAYUTE RIVER 30493 CGC ADELIE 13333 CGC CUTTYHUNK 13422 CGC OSPREY 13307 CGC SWORDFISH 13358 CGC WAHOO 13345 ESD PORT ANGELES 53410 USCG ATC Mobile AVTN TRAINING CENTER MOBILE 65100 GULF STRIKE TEAM 34340 USCG Base Alameda ARMORY DETACHMENT ALAMEDA 75403 BASE ALAMEDA 31090 CEU OAKLAND 51290 CG PACAREA 75150 CG PACIFIC RFTC 64121 CGD ELEVEN 71111 CGIS PACIFIC REG 77100 CIVIL RIGHTS DET REGION 3 77281 IPF ALAMEDA 52080 MIFC PAC 76201 MSST SF COMMAND STAFF 34264 WMSL CREW GOLF (MUNRO) 11717 USCG Base Boston BASE BOSTON 31120 CEU PROVIDENCE 51283 CGD ONE 71101 CGIS NEW ENGLAND REGION 77103 IPF BOSTON 52030 USCG Base Cape Cod ARMORY DETACHMENT CAPE COD 75407 BASE CAPE COD 31125 CG NORTHEAST RFTC 64116 MSST Cape Cod COMMAND STAFF 34266 PORT SECURITY UNIT 301 93313 USCG Base Charleston BASE CHARLESTON 31150 USCG Base Cleveland ARMORY DETACHMENT PORT CLINTON 75409 BASE CLEVELAND 31050 CEU CLEVELAND 51282 CG STA ASHTABULA 30343 CG STA CLEVELAND HBR 30975 CG STA FAIRPORT 30370 CG STA LORAIN 30394 CG STA TOLEDO 30666 CGC MORRO BAY 17506 CGC NEAH BAY 17505 CGD NINE 71109 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 2 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC CGIS CENTRAL REG 77102 MSU CLEVELAND 33259 PORT SECURITY UNIT 309 93307 Recruiting Officer Cleveland 68165 USCG Base Det Ketchikan‐Juneau CEU JUNEAU 51291 CG R‐21 PRO ALASKA 72212 CG STA JUNEAU 30520 CGC LIBERTY 13434 CGD SEVENTEEN 71117 ESD JUNEAU 53620 SECTOR JUNEAU 37360 USCG Base Det St. Louis BASE DETACHMENT ST LOUIS 31080 CGC CHEYENNE 19305 ESD ST LOUIS 54360 IPD ST LOUIS 52065 IPF NEW ORLEANS 52060 USCG Base Elizabeth City AIRSTA ELIZ CITY 20130 BASE ELIZABETH CITY 31030 C27J ASSET PROJECT OFFICE 72215 CG ANT WANCHESE 41906 CG ATTC ELIZABETH CITY 61300 CG AVIATION LOGISTICS CENTER 50100 CG STA ELIZABETH CITY 30300 CG STA HATTERAS INLET 30271 CG STA OREGON INLET 30298 ESD OUTER BANKS 54050 NAT STRIKE FORCE COORD CENTER 34359 NSF CENTER OF EXPERTISE 63136 SFO CAPE HATTERAS 37530 USCG Base Honolulu ARMORY DETACHMENT HONOLULU 75406 BASE HONOLULU 31060 CG ANT HONOLULU 41990 CG CRYPTOLOGIC UNIT HAWAII 34409 CG STA HONOLULU 30144 CG STA KAUAI 30146 CG STA MAUI 30143 CGC AHI 13364 CGC GALVESTON ISLAND 13449 CGC JOSEPH GERCZAK 13926 CGC KISKA 13436 CGC KITTIWAKE 13316 CGC OLIVER BERRY 13924 CGC WALNUT 15245 CGRU USPACOM 87103 IPF HONOLULU 52090 MSST HONO COMMAND STAFF 34268 SECTOR HONOLULU 37340 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 3 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC WMSL CREW HOTEL (KIMBALL) 11718 WMSL CREW INDIA (MIDGETT) 11719 USCG Base Ketchikan ARMORY DETACHMENT KETCHIKAN 75404 BASE KETCHIKAN 31130 CG STA KETCHIKAN 30521 CGC ANACAPA 13435 CGC ANTHONY PETIT 15524 CGC BAILEY BARCO 13922 CGC ELDERBERRY 16606 CGC JOHN MCCORMICK 13921 IPF KETCHIKAN 52155 USCG Base Kodiak AIRSTA KODIAK 20270 ARMORY DETACHMENT KODIAK 75401 BASE KODIAK 31140 CG ANT KODIAK 41985 CG NORTH PACIFIC RFTC 64119 CGC ALEX HALEY 12204 CGC SPAR 15246 CGC SYCAMORE 15249 USCG Base LALB ARMORY DETACHMENT TERMINAL ISL 75405 BASE LOS ANGELES LONG BEACH 31100 CG ANT LOS ANGELES/LB 41981 CG STA LA/LONG BEACH 30887 CGC GEORGE COBB 15530 ESD LA/LB 53710 IPD LA/LB 52085 MSST LA/LB COMMAND STAFF 34262 PORT SECURITY UNIT 311 93308 USCG Base Miami Beach BASE MIAMI BEACH 31020 CEU MIAMI 51281 CG ANT FORT LAUDERDALE 41936 CG ANT FORT PIERCE 41942 CG STA FORT LAUDERDALE 30315 CG STA FORT PIERCE 30310 CG STA LAKE WORTH INLET 30313 CG STA MIAMI BEACH 30345 CGC BERNARD WEBBER 13901 CGC BLUEFIN 13318 CGC DOLPHIN 13354 CGC FINBACK 13314 CGC GANNET 13334 CGC HUDSON 17002 CGC MARGARET NORVELL 13905 CGC PAUL CLARK 13906 CGC RICHARD ETHERIDGE 13902 CGC ROBERT YERED 13904 CGC WILLIAM FLORES 13903 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 4 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC CGD SEVEN 71107 CGIS SOUTHEAST REG 77106 CGRU USSOUTHCOM 87100 CRUISE SHIP NCOE 64201 IPF MIAMI 52050 MSST MIAMI COMMAND STAFF 34272 SECTOR MIAMI 37110 USCG Base National Capital Region ACCESSION TRAINING PROGRAMS 5000 AIRSTA WASHINGTON 20210 AVIATION TRAINING 7000 BASE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 31110 CG CRYPTOLOGIC GROUP (CGCG) 34406 CG CRYPTOLOGIC UNIT WASH DC 34410 CG CYBER COMMAND 52850 CG NATL POLLUTION FUNDS CENTER 74100 CG STA WASHINGTON 30252 CGCIS RESOURCES & ADMIN BR 76100 CGIS WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE 77000 CGRC 47901 CIVIL RIGHTS DET REGION 1 77280 CIVILIAN SUPPORT 400 COMMANDANT 70098 DD‐WASHINGTON DC 31000 DHS ENOC CGCYBER DET 52851 ENLISTED SUPPORT 300 INDUSTRY TRAINING 7500 MARINE SAFETY CENTER 33501 OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL 8000 OFFICER SUPPORT 100 PERSONNEL SERVICE CENTER 47909 RESERVE SUPPORT REDUX 500 SCHOOLS 11001 SENIOR SERVICE SCH/FELLOWSHIPS 2000 STEADY STATE TRAINING 1000 USCYBERCOM CGCYBER DET 52852 WARRANT SUPPORT 200 USCG Base New Orleans ARMORY DETACHMENT NEW ORLEANS 75410 BASE NEW ORLEANS 31070 CG GULF RFTC 64118 CG NATIONAL DATA BUOY CENTER 51410 CGC PAMLICO 17001 CGC PELICAN 13327 CGC SKIPJACK 13353 CGC STURGEON 13336 MSST NOLA COMMAND STAFF 34271 PORT SECURITY UNIT 308 93309 USCG Base Portsmouth ARMORY DETACHMENT PORTSMOUTH 75411 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 5 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC BASE PORTSMOUTH 31040 C3CEN 59201 CG ANT HAMPTON ROADS 41912 CG LANTAREA 75120 CG STA LITTLE CREEK 30277 CG STA PORTSMOUTH 30254 CG TRACEN YORKTOWN 63100 CGC COCHITO 13329 CGC FLYINGFISH 13346 CGC FRANK DREW 15523 CGC HERON 13344 CGC KENNEBEC 17003 CGC SEA HORSE 13361 CGD FIVE 71105 CGIS CHESAPEAKE REGION 77105 CIVIL RIGHTS DET REGION 2 77282 COMMUNICATIONS COMMAND 32800 COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMAND 47911 DDE‐CGRU JOINT STAFF SOUTH 87101 MAT KITTERY 53020 MSST SD COMMAND STAFF 34269 SECTOR HAMPTON ROADS 37070 USCG Base Seattle ARMORY DETACHNMENT SEATTLE 75402 BASE SEATTLE 31010 CGC HEALY 14102 CGC HENRY BLAKE 15529 CGD THIRTEEN 71113 CGIS NORTHWEST REG 77101 FACILITIES DESIGN & CONST CTR 73001 MSST SEATTLE COMMAND STAFF 34260 RB‐M PROJECT RESIDENT OFFICE 72209 SILC FDCC PROJ EXECUTION‐SEA 73002 SMC PROC & CONTRACTING DIV 2 51280 USCG Finance Center CG EDU AND TRNG QUOTA MGMT CMD 64125 ESD CHESAPEAKE 54005 MSRT COMMAND STAFF 34273 USCG FINANCE CENTER 51800 USCG Fourteenth District CEU HONOLULU 51292 CGD FOURTEEN 71114 USCG HITRON Jacksonville HITRON 77204 USCG Intelligence Coordination Center CG INTELLIGENCE COORDINATION COMMAND 0 INTEL COORD CENTER 34401 USCG Legal Services Command CG LSC COMMAND STAFF 33601 CGC ADAK 13433 CGC AQUIDNECK 13409 CGC BARANOF 13418 CGC MAUI 13404 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Page 6 of 19 Updated 03/04/2020 CGMA Rep Sites and Service Units CGMA Rep Site Service Units OPFAC CGC MONOMOY 13426 CGC WRANGELL 13432 DD‐C3CEN NORFOLK 72210 FORCECOM (C) 75110 HSWL SERVICE CENTER 47930 INCIDENT MGMT ASSIST TEAM 34370 MIFC LANT 76200 NOAAS MT MITCHELL 74232 PATFOR SWA BAHRAIN 47804 SILC 52100 USCG MFPU Bangor CG MFPU BANGOR 34274 USCG MFPU Kings Bay CG MFPU KINGS BAY 34275 CG STA BRUNSWICK 30319 CGC SEA DOG 13373 CGC SEA DRAGON 13367 MAT KINGS BAY 53024 MSST KB COMMAND STAFF 34267 USCG MLE Academy CG SOUTHEAST RFTC 64117 MLE ACADEMY 61400 USCG MSU Chicago CG STA CALUMET HARBOR 30352 CG STA MICHIGAN CITY 30409 CG STA WILMETTE HARBOR 30460 CGRU JTRU US TRANSCOM 87149 MSU CHICAGO 33273 USCG MSU Duluth CG ANT DULUTH 41976 CG STA DULUTH 30364 CGC ALDER 15256 ESD DULUTH 54240 MSU DULUTH 33262 USCG MSU Houma MSU MORGAN CITY 33272 USCG MSU Huntington MSU HUNTINGTON 33258 USCG MSU Morgan City CG ANT DULAC 41966 CG ANT MORGAN CITY 41931 CGC AXE 16910 MSD LAFAYETTE 33210 MSU HOUMA 33278 OUTER CONT SHELF NCOE 64203 USCG MSU Paducah MSU PADUCAH 33257 TOWING VESSEL NCOE 64204 USCG MSU Pittsburgh CGC OSAGE 19405 MSU PITTSBURGH 33256 USCG MSU Port Arthur CG ANT SABINE 41939 CG STA LAKE CHARLES 30354 CG STA SABINE 30339 CGC POMPANO
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