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Coast Guard Loran Story and Photos by Petty Officer 1St Class David Mosley, PADET Anchorage Final Broadcast Persistence over Peril across the PaciFic Fiscal resPonsiBility rewarded service with a smile USCG Iditarod Alaska Bear Alaska Bear Alaska Bear Staff - District Commander - Rear Adm. Christopher Colvin Around the 17th District Contents ____________ Spring 2010 - External Affairs Officer - Lt. Eric Eggen ____________ coast Guard mutual assistance.......7 coast Guard aid.......11 - Deputy External Affairs Officer- across frozen alaska Chief Dana Warr .......15 ____________ canUSNORTH.......19 Final broadcast - Editor / Layout - .......21 PA1 David Mosley Persistence over peril.......25 ____________ across the Pacific.......27 - Staff Writers / Photographers - Fiscal responsibility rewarded.......31 PA1 Sara Francis volunteer family.......33 PA3 Charly Hengen saving haiti PA3 Jon-Paul Rios .......35 PA3 Walter Shinn service with a smile PA3 Jonathan Lally .......37 ____________ B alaska Bear.......41 A)coast Guard air tricare services.......43 “This quarterly publication is authorized for members of the station Kodiak military services stationed in Alaska, aircrews medevaced their families and the general public. Joemar lontoc, 25, residence Its contents do not necessarily reflect the official views of the unknown, who reportedly injured U.S. Government, the Department his wrist while cleaning a fish processing of Homeland Security or the U.S. machine on the 200-foot trawler, ocean Peace, Coast Guard and do not imply A endorsement thereof.” homeported in dutch harbor, less than a 100 miles Editorial content is edited, prepared northwest of adak march 31, 2010. and provided by the staff of the 17th Coast Guard District external affairs office. coast Guard sector anchorage investigated an engine room All queries concerning news and fire that burned for more than three hours onboard the fishing editorial content should be directed B)vessel american dynasty 50 miles northwest of cold Bay march 10. the to Coast Guard external affairs, 286-foot seattle-based american dynasty with 137 crewmembers reported 709 W. 9th St., Juneau, AK 99801. (907) 463-2065. a fire on board and were attempting to put it out. a fter a three-hour battle www.uscgalaska.com using three fire fighting teams, the crew extinguished the fire with no reported Is there an event you want covered injuries or fatalities. for the Alaska Bear? Do you have an opinion to be heard? Does your unit have anything newsworthy to report? mitchell howard, 60, an angoon resident, reportedly suffering from C If so, we want to hear from you, call chest pains was medevaced from angoon by a coast Guard air 907-463-2065. 11 Coast Guard external affairs C)station sitka mh-60 Jayhawk rescue helicopter crew, Feb. 25, 2010. howard 709 W. 9th St. was safely picked up by the helicopter rescue crew, which then departed Juneau, AK 99801 angoon at 1:58 p.m. with an approximate half hour transit to sitka and further __________ transport to the southeast alaska regional health consortium for further treatment and observation. 37 On The Cover ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Coast Guard 900 miles southwest of honolulu, the crew of the Kodiak-based coast sponsored Iditarod racerunner Ken Guard cutter alex haley rescued a 28-member crew and is attending Anderson departs on the first leg of the 38th edition of the Iditarod, D)two burn victims from the disabled fishing vessel hou chun 11, Feb. 9, 2010. March 6, 2010. The Coast Guard is corpsmen aboard the cutter are treating the two crewmembers who were sponsoring Anderson in his 10th reported to have suffered severe burns. the crew of the cutter alex haley running of the Iditarod, which is known as “The last great race on transited to christmas island, Kiribati, where the two burn victims transferred Earth.” U.S. Coast Guard photo by for further medevac. 27 Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley 1 2 Alaska Bear Arctic Meeting BARROW, Alaska - Coast Guard Academy 1st Class Cadet Rachel Douglas discusses ongoing changes in the Arctic region and the Coast Guards role there with Richard Camilleri, North Slope Borough law office manager, during a working lunch meeting March 17, 2010. The Academy Cadets accompanied a scheduled Arctic Domain Awareness flight to Barrow as part of a week-long visit to Alaska to gather research for their advanced research project that they are conducting in conjunction with their Government major. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley. 3 4 Alaska Bear Polar North KODIAK, Alaska - The Seattle-based Coast Guard Cutter Polar Sea anchors in Chiniak Bay immediately adjacent to Kodiak City March 3, 2010, before pulling into Kodiak. The 399-foot Polar Class Icebreaker conducted a two-month deployment as part of a six- year Bering Sea Ecosystem Study. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jonathan Lally. 5 6 Alaska Bear 7 8 Alaska Bear 9 10 Alaska Bear Coast Guard aids those in need during tough times Story Petty Officer 3rd Class Charly Hengen, PADET Kodiak and photo illustrations by Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley, PADET Anchorage recently attended a memorial service for say good night to or if he wasn’t there for our affairs cases and has the tools necessary to assist immediately arrange for any available coast a coast Guardsman. as i watched coast anniversary. a unit and family members during such cases. Guard assistance to help make funeral or I Guardsmen enter into the base chapel, i could those tears fell onto my cheeks as i thought of “i have created starter kits to assist a unit,” said memorial arrangements as well as help prepare see looks of grief and emotion in their eyes. not how i would be notified if his plane went down tuchman. “it contains drafts for notification and submit forms as needed. many words were spoken to each other. only or how i would tell my children of their father’s letters and casualty messages among other items during this difficult time, the caco will standing room was available. i knew then this passing. to help. and i’m more than happy to train a continue to assist the family member until service would be emotional. as difficult as it is to deal with those thoughts, unit.” claims are filed and settled or until any issues many members spoke at the service: some it’s comforting to know the coast Guard has a Tuchman’s starter kits and training regarding those benefits are resolved to the laughed, some cried. a song was even plan in place if a spouse or a friend passes on at will aid a coast Guardsman to become a family’s satisfaction. performed. this person obviously played an an unexpected time. the coast Guard is here to casualty affairs call officer. a caco provides when a casualty case does occur at a unit, important role in these coast Guardsmen lives. care for the family, friends and the unit during information to the family and unit with protocol should be adhered to since the unit will yet this person wouldn’t be there anymore to the loss of a loved one. information about the cause of death as it be dealing with grieving family members. lend a helping hand, to assist in a project or to master chief Petty officer lloyd tuchman is becomes available. he will also do his best to “Protocol is prescribed per the personnel offer advice. tears welled up as i imagined if the personnel casualty affairs officer at Base answer any questions the family may have and manual but roughly speaking, there are two my husband wasn’t there to give me a hug when support Unit Ketchikan. he has unfortunately ensure a family’s immediate needs are being things that need to happen before notification i came home from work or, if he wasn’t there to dealt with numerous casualty and decedent met during this difficult time. the caco will of next of kin occur,” said tuchman. “First, the 11 12 Alaska Bear deceased or injured person must be identified typically, the required paperwork is and second, the casualty report must be sent.” transmitted through e-mail and all a coast even though each case is different, a checklist Guardsman would need to do is fill out can be created to serve as a guideline during the the documents and send them back to the casualty case. a thoughtful and commonsense appropriate legal office. a will can be executed approach is best as this will ensure a smooth in about a week. once the documents are drawn notification and handling of affairs for the up by an attorney, the member may bring in two family. alaska has three decedent affairs officers witnesses of their own or the legal staff can serve ready to assist a family in their time of need. as witnesses. the legal offices can also draw up senior chief Petty officer John Zobrak with a power of attorney as well as other end-of-life Personnel services and support unit Ketchikan documents. handles Juneau casualty affairs cases and even though the thought of losing a loved one chief warrant officer murray mcmahon with can be emotionally stressful, the coast Guard Personnel services and support unit Kodiak has plans in place and will offer assistance if takes care of the Kodiak cases. tuchman also needed. works with the other western alaska coast Guard units. “most caco’s do not have a lot of experience,” said Zobrak. “i take care of the Decedent Affairs Officers paperwork while the caco takes care of the family. typically if the casualty is a lieutenant, • Juneau: Senior Chief Petty then we try to have the caco be a lieutenant as well, if not of higher rank.” Officer John Zobrak, “it has been my experience that regardless of who actually has the caco task, the actual (907) 463-2104 selection is going to depend on who can be released from all duties and responsibilities,” • Ketchikan: Master Chief Petty said mcmahon.
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