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How to receive credit for your NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
work Mike Quinn, BC-MNI
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ATON MISSIONS

• 30 AIDS TO NAVIGATION MISSION-FEDERAL - This
  activity includes hours spent by a Certified Aid
  Technician NE servicing any Federal Short Range
  ATON (including Lighthouses), or checking and
  reporting on any of those ATONs at the direct
  request of any CG Unit. It also includes hours
  spent by any Auxiliarist reporting discrepancies
  on any of those ATONs.
• 31 AIDS TO NAVIGATION MISSION-PRIVATE - This
  activity includes hours spent by a Certified Aid
  Verifier AV verifying all Private Short Range
  Aids to Navigation (PATON) at the direction of CG
  (oan) or any ANT Unit or reporting all
  unauthorized PATONs. It also includes hours spent
  by any Auxiliarist reporting any PATON
  discrepancy.
• 32 BRIDGE ADMINISTRATION - This activity includes
  hours spent by a Certified Aid Verifier AV
  verifying all Bridge Lighting and Fender Systems
  at the direction of a CG Bridge Administration
  Unit. It also includes hours spent by any
  Auxiliarist reporting any Bridge Lighting and
  Fender Systems Discrepancy.
• 41 FEDERAL SUPPORT - Hours spent providing
  operational/non-operational support to other
  federal agencies, such as Customs, Corps of
  Engineers or NOAA as requested and authorized by
  the Coast Guard.

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Important Tidbits to Review

• ALWAYS FILL OUT YOUR OWN 7030 for ATON Work
• Unit/ Individual for all ATON missions
• 30 Federal
• 31 Private
• 32 Bridge
• 41 NOAA (Federal)
• All patrol missions are entered by the Coxswain
  within the online Boat or POMS 7030 form. Do NOT
  send in another Patrol 7030 it is all handled by
  the Coxswains Do not include ATON information
  on the Boat/POMS 7030.

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• When reporting ATON missions only ONE person goes
  on the 7030 and the ATON(s) are only reported
  once. For example Two members go out on patrol
  and check 10 buoys, bridges, etc in total. Each
  member would submit THEIR OWN 7030 with 5 buoys
  each reported. If you enter 10 aids for each
  member on the 7030 then the AUXdata report will
  show 20 aids checked.

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Important Tidbits to Review

• ALWAYS FILL OUT YOUR OWN 7030 for ATON Work
• Fill in LOCATION of mission and OPCON (Note The
  Coast Guard is now tracking the different
  Operational Control (OPCON) centers.) If you
  work under any of the following mission(s) please
  select the proper OPCON when submitting your
  7030. Members who do MS Observation patrols as
  well as those who do watch standing and ATON work
  all fall under the OPCON reporting rule. E.G. if
  doing ATONs select ANT Station or Small Boat
  Station for Radio Watchstanding, etc)
• The rule of thumb is that any Coast Guard
  activity needs an OPCON including
• Mission Code 20B Radiowatch
• Mission Code 22B and 22C Ops Training
• Mission Code 26 Crew Augmentation
• Mission Code 28 (all) Marine Environmental
  Protection
• Mission codes 30, 31, 32 Various ATON missions
• Mission Code 41-43 Government support
• Mission Code 70 (all) Marine Safety
• Mission Code 80 (all) CFV, UPV and UTV CG
  Support
• Mission Code 91C, 91D and 91G CFV, UPV and Tow
  vessel inspections

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