Instructor 
								Resources 
								The following resources 
								are available for your use in the classroom: 
								  
								
								 
								
								"Float 
								Plan - A Life Saving Device" 
								
								 
								This PowerPoint lesson is designed to teach 
								recreational boaters how to prepare and use the 
								USCG Float Plan, the official float plan of the 
								U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.  
								It can be easily sandwhiched into in the 
								Auxiliary's ABS course or any state boating 
								safety course, and is also ideal for presentation at 
								business and club luncheons.
								Duration: 20-30 minutes 
								Topics include: 
								
									- 
									
What a Float Plan is 
									and how it works 
									 
									- 
									
Anatomy of the USCG 
									Float Plan 
									 
									- 
									
Creating your Master 
									Copy 
									 
									- 
									
How to create 
									different types of float plans for different 
									purposes 
									 
									- 
									
Putting the Plan in 
									Action 
									 
									- 
									
Use of social media 
									 
									- 
									
and more 
									 
								 
								NOTE: This lesson is 
								available to U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary members 
								only. 
								   
								
								 
								
								Float Plan 
								Brochure 
								Comming soon. 
								
								 
								
								Tales of the 
								Plan™ 
								The
								Tales of the Plan 
								library contains over a dozen short stories about real-life 
								recreational boating events involving a variety 
								of vessel types that illustrate the value of 
								preparing the USCG Float Plan.  Each story illustrates 
								one of two scenarios: 1) how the float plan made 
								the difference in effecting a quick and 
								successful search and rescue by those who took 
								the time to prepare one, or 2) the consequences 
								that were needlessly endured by those who 
								didn't. 
								  
								    
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