This issue is very exciting for Proceedings, since changes have been made to the way readers will view our editions. This edition officially kicks off our digital viewing option, which is more reader-friendly. To view our digital edition, click on the Fall 2011 headline icon, the magazine cover, or the link beneath the magazine cover to be directed to the digital magazine. We hope you enjoy this new edition and new format!
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Fall 2011 Search and Rescue is available online!
Posted by
Editor Sarah Webster, at USCG Proceedings of the MSSC (DCO-84)
The current edition of Proceedings (Fall 2011 Search and Rescue) is available online at http://www.uscg.mil/proceedings/. This edition highlights search and rescue agencies, partners, and the Good Samaritans who work alongside Coast Guard responders to improve response time to distressed boaters/sailors all around the world.
This issue is very exciting for Proceedings, since changes have been made to the way readers will view our editions. This edition officially kicks off our digital viewing option, which is more reader-friendly. To view our digital edition, click on the Fall 2011 headline icon, the magazine cover, or the link beneath the magazine cover to be directed to the digital magazine. We hope you enjoy this new edition and new format!
This issue is very exciting for Proceedings, since changes have been made to the way readers will view our editions. This edition officially kicks off our digital viewing option, which is more reader-friendly. To view our digital edition, click on the Fall 2011 headline icon, the magazine cover, or the link beneath the magazine cover to be directed to the digital magazine. We hope you enjoy this new edition and new format!
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