Another thanks to Norm. And a story:
We were briefly in Friday Harbor, WA, this past February, and were standing on the waterfront deciding where to go next. A uniformed man came out of a storefront and started chatting. Turns out he was Coast Guard and apparently lonely during the winter months. We ended up talking to him for a half hour or so during which time he said, with some chagrin, "We're not in the safety or drug enforcement business anymore. We're in the anti-terrorism business." Marce On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 12:27 PM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: Ahmet and All, To prepare for a Coast Guard boarding you could contact the volunteer sailors at the Coast Guard Auxiliary. They will inspect your vessel for free and let you know of any condition the CG would object to so you can have your vessel ready to smoothly pass a CG boarding. I have attached a scan of the checklist the CG left me at my latest boarding.
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