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 USCG_FORCE DESIGN 2028_ONE-PAGER(508 COMPLIANT-05292025).PDFUSCG_FORCE DESIGN 2028_ONE-PAGER(508 COMPLIANT-05292025).PDFUSCG_FORCE DESIGN 2028_ONE-PAGER5/29/2025
 USCG RESERVE DOCTRINEUSCG RESERVE DOCTRINESince 1941 when the Coast Guard Reserve was established to increase the military capability of the Service during World War II, the Reserve Component has evolved to augmenting daily operations and responding to foreign and domestic man-made and natural threats in the maritime environment. Publication R is doctrine for the Reserve; it is paramount to the continued success of the truly unique, integrated structure for the total Coast Guard workforce to read and understand the foundational and directional information presented in this document.10/6/2021
 CGD-181005-497-018.PDFU.S. Coast Guard and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fleet PlanThe USCG and NOAA share a legacy of collaboration stretching back to the beginning of our Nation. Over 207 years of mutual interests and intersecting missions have given rise to productive partnerships in the maritime and atmospheric domains. Common throughout these partnerships is reliance upon people and capital assets – uniformed service members and civilian personnel, ships, boats, aircraft, satellites, and autonomous and remotely piloted vehicles. These resources are employed to support our Nation’s economic welfare and sustain our natural resources. They also form the basis of, and contribute to, the United States’ ability to project soft sea power.10/31/2014
 REPORT - FD28 EXECUTIVE REPORT _1166_V14.PDFREPORT - FD28 EXECUTIVE REPORT _1166_V14.PDFForce Design 2028 Executive Summary5/27/2025
 PERSONAL FOR DIRECTION AND EXPECTATIONS FOR COMMANDPERSONAL FOR DIRECTION AND EXPECTATIONS FOR COMMANDPERSONAL FOR DIRECTION AND EXPECTATIONS FOR COMMAND1/15/2026
 FY 2026 Unfunded Priorities ListFY 2026 Unfunded Priorities ListI am pleased to present the following report, “FY 2026 Unfunded Priorities List,” prepared by the U.S. Coast Guard. Section 5108 of Title 14 and Section 3113 of Title 50, United States Code, directs the annual submission of a list of approved but unfunded Coast Guard priorities and the funds needed for each priority.11/18/2025
 FD28 - LETTER FROM SASCG AND CCG TO SENIOR LEADERS.PDFFD28 - LETTER FROM SASCG AND CCG TO SENIOR LEADERS.PDFLetter from SASCG and CCG to Senior Leaders5/23/2025
 FD2028 INITIAL UPDATE REPORTFD2028 INITIAL UPDATE REPORTFD2028 INITIAL UPDATE REPORT1/14/2026
 CGD-181005-200-025.PDFDoctrine for the U.S. Coast Guard, Pub 1Our Coast Guard began in 1790 with a plan to govern the maritime commerce of our fledgling Nation. In that year, Congress authorized the construction of ten cutters to improve enforcement of customs duties and tonnage taxes. Since then our responsibilities have continuously expanded to encompass every aspect of maritime governance. Today, as the Nation’s maritime first responder, we fulfill our present day strategic mission of ensuring the Safety, Security and Stewardship of the Nation’s waters by protecting those on the sea, protecting the Nation against threats delivered by sea, and protecting the sea itself.2/28/2014
 COMMANDANTS INTENTCOMMANDANTS INTENTCOMMANDANTS INTENT1/15/2026
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