Coast Guard Aviation Survival Technicians (AST) A-School trainees and C-School students are shown here training their bodies to be Always Ready! As the United States’ premier Rescue Swimmers, they will be called upon in all weather conditions and environments to safeguard and protect lives. The USCG rescues approximately 5,000 people annually, with a significant portion of those rescues involving our ASTs. Preserving future readiness is essential to fulfilling our missions and defending the home

In episode 11, USCG BM2 Bailey Jackson explains how it all goes down after you enlist with the @uscg The @uscg offers a variety of opportunities for different interests and skill sets. They show you what they have to offer, and YOU choose. You then can continue to build your education and advance towards higher rankings. Interested to learn more about what career paths the U.S. Coast Guard has to offer? Check out Go Coast Guard and Go Coast Guard Wilmington or click the Go Coast Guard link in ou

We're feelin' extra special today ✨ To fulfill the special missions of the United States Coast Guard, special training is given to very special Coasties at the extra special U.S. Coast Guard Special Missions Training Center (SMTC) at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Feelin' special?! Start your Coast Guard journey today to learn about #career opportunities (and bonuses 💰) in the USCG: gocoastguard.com/chat-now #SemperParatus #military #USA 🇺🇸⚓️ | Go Coast Guard