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GALLERY: Safety & Survival Class and Drill Conductor Certification at Coast Guard Station Atlantic City

April 27, 2023   Mid Atlantic, National, New England

On April 27, 2023, In Atlantic City, The U.S. Coast Guard and Fishing Partnership Support Services are teaming up to offer local commercial fishermen a free hands-on Safety & Survival Class and Drill Conductor Certification at Coast Guard Station Atlantic City. The day’s training is designed for all fishermen, including crewmen, to learn or hone fundamental safety and survival skills. 57 photos, >click to review< 19:50

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