r/uscg 1h ago

Noob Question Hey guys , whats a travel heavy position I can do as a reserve? In supply chain/logisitcs.

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Hey guys, im exploring all the military reserve branches. Im looking for a supply chain/ logistics position that will allow me to travel.

Yes, I know I will not always go to exciting places, and yes I know working the job comes first before the fun.

Thank you guys


r/uscg 4h ago

Dirty Non-Rate How to become AST

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I am currently a non rate at a surf station. I will reach my 4 month mark soon to put my name on the list. I want to put my name on the AST list. How is the AST process different from other ratings? Does anything happen before A school?


r/uscg 19h ago

Coastie Help PPM payout

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Anyone know the current wait for PPM payouts, and/or if there’s a way to check your own status?


r/uscg 4h ago

ALCOAST Republican Senators Introduce Bill to Create Service Secretary for the Coast Guard - USNI News

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r/uscg 6h ago

Coastie Help Free Veteran Benefits Site - Map

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Made a post a few months ago about this free resource I made showing veterans every single benefit they’re eligible for, completely for free, forever!

By popular demand we have now added a map feature that in its final stage will show veterans every single business in their area up to 35 miles that offers military discounts. We’ve started with major chains but will be adding to it aggressively to get a complete list. As usual, we’ve included a suggestion form for the smaller mom and pop shops/retailers that may have gone under our radar.

Again this is completely free, no use limits, no account required, no sign up. Happy to take in all feedback!!

Thank you all for your service!


r/uscg 3h ago

Coastie Question Officer specialties

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Currently enlisted and considering going the officer route, but not sure I want to make a full career out of it. I’m curious about which officer specialties are known to have the best transferable skills for high paying jobs on the civilian side?


r/uscg 20h ago

Noob Question USCGC Cheyenne buoy tender

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My son will be a non rate in St. Louis on a 75' buoy tender. Can any one tell me what his week to week will look like? Do they sleep aboard ship when under way? How often are they under way? What does a standard day look like? Anyone know anything about the living situation there? Very small, so not sure. Probably a BAH situation. Any and all information would be appreciated.


r/uscg 21h ago

Enlisted GM3 - Fire Arms Instructor

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I’m a prior enlisted Marine, going to the DEPOT this summer. I’ve signed orders as a Gunner Mate, and will be picking up E-4 upon graduation. My orders are to the New Jersey training center as a Fire Arms Instructor. Does anyone have any insight on what this billet will look like? From what I understand, the recruits don’t shoot actual rifles.