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Coast Guard Liaison Office

Mission: To maximize the potential for success of Coast Guard Student Naval Aviators in achieving their coveted "Wings of Gold." We provide the highest level of caring administrative support for students and their families, and continually work with the Navy to improve the training process and environment.

Coordinate with the Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA) to ensure that Naval Flight Training operates at maximum efficiency and where the production and training of aviators best fulfill the needs of USCG aviation.

Assist newly winged aviators (and those new to USCG aviation), and their dependents, in achieving the quickest, most effective transition to their first USCG Air Stations.

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