This Instruction sets forth policy and procedures for Seventh District Command Center (CCGD7 Command Center) communication with the Cuban Border Guard (Tropas Guarda Fronteras) (TGF) for specific tactical operational matters. It does not apply to communications by other Coast Guard units or personnel, such as personnel assigned to the U.S. Interests Section in Havana, personnel attending international conferences, or operational units that may encounter Cuban authorities in the course of operations. Such contacts are governed by “Guidelines on Relations with Cuba,” an interagency memorandum issued by the Department of State on March 10, 2003.

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 USCG Commandant Instruction 16245.1 – Seventh District Command Center Communications with Cuban Border Guard, July 26, 2005 [19 Pages, 4.7MB]

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This instruction provides policy guidance concerning the nature and extent of Coast Guard hazardous chemical response activities. It describes the response functions that marine safety units shall carry out, subject to resource availability, and the training, equipment, staffing standards, and procedures associated with those functions.

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 Policy Guidance for Response to Hazardous Chemical Releases, 12 March 1984 [229 Pages, 4.6MB]

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