U.S. Coast Guard Radio Stations - The Role of The Auxiliary

The Role of The Auxiliary

Coast Guard Auxiliary stations are privately-owned stations that have been offered for use of the Government and have been approved by the Coast Guard. They may be on the marine VHF band or use HF communications. In addition, many Coast Guard Auxiliarists are qualified radio watchstanders at existing Coast Guard stations.

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