The Coast Guard Journal of Safety & Security at Sea: Proceedings of the Marine Safety & Security Council
Download Current Issue

Current Issue: Fall 2009

Volume 66, Number 3

In This Issue:

Special Section

Always Prepared: Improving USCG Marine Environmental Response

Download pdf (5.13MB - 112 Pages)

Table of Contents

Preparedness: Preparing for the Unexpected

 
USCG’s Preparedness Campaign: Response missions in the preparedness tent
by LT Kristina Hynes and LT Kim Wheatley
Joint International Planning: Protecting our waterways
by LT Meridena Kauffman
Underwater Oil and Hazardous Substance Response Operations
by CDR Jim Elliott
Commercial Diving Regulations
 
USCG Environmental Response Capability: Improvements and lessons learned since OPA 90
by Mr. Leonard Rich
HazMat Response in Disasters: Coast Guard and interagency coordination
by CDR Eric Miller and LCDR Christopher Tantillo
Converting to an E-Toolbox: Upgrading the mobile command center
by LCDR Richard Sundland and LCDR Andre Whidbee
The Mobilization Readiness Tracking Tool: Modernizing Coast Guard response efforts
by Mr. Samuel J. Korson
 

Exercises: Testing the Preparedness

 
The National Response Framework: Providing a unified national response
by Mr. Richard Capparra
The National Exercise Program: Impact on the Coast Guard and its partners
by CDR Michael Pierson
Exercises: What’s all the fuss about?
by CDR Jane Wong
Exercise Program Management: How to plan, participate in, and learn from response exercises
by Mr. Joseph Pancotti
Designing Operations-Based Exercises: Exercises…we can’t live without them
by Mr. Dennis Cashman
Train to Exercise: The role of training programs in exercise development, execution, and evaluation
by Mr. Douglas N. Eames
Joint Exercises, Half the Headache: How to avoid exercise fatigue
by CDR Heather Kostecki

Lessons Learned: Real-World Feedbak to Improve Preparedness

 
After Action Reports: Telling the full story of an exercise and its response
by CDR Ruby Collins
Response Coordination and Integration: The Coast Guard National Response Framework Concept of Operations
by LCDR Aaron Meadows-Hills
Develop Preparedness by Building Bridges: The benefits of industry training
by LT Tracy Wirth
Practice Makes Preparedness: Using the Incident Command System in daily operations
by LCDR Erica Mohr
Potential Places of Refuge: Responding to distressed vessels while protecting the environment
by Mr. Jeffrey Slusarz
Prepare for All Contingencies: How Sector New York readies its reserves
by LT Adam Drews
Reflections on the Cosco Busan Pollution Response
by CAPT Paul M. Gugg

Always Prepared: USCG Response Preparedness Evolution

 
Better Response: “All hands, all risk” preparedness
by CAPT Anthony Lloyd
Improving Preparedness by Enhancing its Toolbox: The new and improved Response Resource Inventory
by LCDR Karin Messenger
A Sticky Situation: Improving area preparedness through government-initiated unannounced exercises
by LT Kelly Dietrich and LT Jason Marineau
Assets or Liabilities? Using volunteers during oil response
by LT Latarsha McQueen
Shrinking Sea Ice: Framing solutions for potential marine incidents using an integrated risk/scenario-based approach
by LCDR Lexia M. Littlejohn

On Deck

Assistant Commandant's Perspective
by RADM Brian Salerno
Champion's Point of View
by RDML Joseph R. Castillo
Upcoming in Proceedings
Chemical of the Quarter: Benzene: The chemical with a license to kill
by Dr. Alan Schneider
Ask the MSSC
Your Opinion, Please
Nautical Queries
Engineering (answers)
Deck (answers)
Last Modified 10/28/2009