Coastguard of San_Andreas

Ku_ · August 14, 2023

"Under the green flag guards and coast guards"

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Creation date: 08/14/2023

Color code: #3a3713

The Coast Guard '' COSA" is a military or paramilitary organization similar to the Navy, except that its main duties are to preserve and protect the territorial waters of the country from illegal smuggling, crime and terrorism. Unlike the naval forces that follow the army, the Coast Guard forces are attached to the police forces.

The Coast Guard Is Older than the Navy.
In 1915, the Revenue Cutter Service was merged with the U.S. Life-Saving Service, and was officially renamed the Coast Guard. In 1939, the Lighthouse Service was folded in and the Commerce Department's Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation was added to the COSA in 1946.

It is against hackers and prevent piracy.

َAgainst : POSA

Admiral John, the brave leader of the group, was scanning the horizon with his telescope. Suddenly, he spots the sails of a rival pirate ship, and orders his fleet crew to prepare to capture them.

The COSA quickly loaded both lightsabers and guns, and they are ready to defend the coasts and prevent them from being robbed
He was POSA a tough opponent, but COSA they fought bravely. Launch flashlights, board the pirate ship and engage in fierce gunfights. Finally, after a fierce fight, he emerged victorious.

Captain John and his crew celebrate their arrest

The United States is a maritime nation with extensive interests in the seas around us and far beyond. Coast Guard officer, you'll help to secure these interests, fulfilling the Coast Guard's strategic roles of ensuring the safety, security and stewardship of our nation's waters.

The Coast Guard’s service motto is COSA– Always Ready. We are on duty 365 days a year.

Coast Guard units each perform more than one kind of mission – sometimes on the same day. They are America’s Maritime Guardians, saving lives and deterring complex threats – from disrupting transnational crime and terrorism, to preventing cyber threats to our ports, to addressing the impact of human activity in the polar-regions as ice caps recede.

Search and Rescue: Prevent loss of life or injury and minimize property loss at sea by rendering aid to those in distress. Search and Rescue is one of the Coast Guard’s oldest missions.

Ports, Waterways, and Coastal Security: Protect people and property in the U.S. Maritime Transportation System by preventing, disrupting and responding to terrorist attacks, sabotage, espionage or subversive acts.

Drug Interdiction: Deter and disrupt the illegal drug market, dismantle transnational organized crime and prevent these threats from reaching U.S. shores. The COSA coordinates closely with other federal agencies and allied partners within a six-million-square-mile area known as the transit zone.

Migrant Interdiction: Promote safe, legal and orderly migration operations by enforcing U.S. immigration laws, upholding international conventions against human smuggling and repatriating undocumented migrants.

Living Marine Resources: Enforce U.S. and international laws and treaties to conserve living marine resources and their habitat, including endangered and protected species and locales.

Marine Environmental Protection: Reduce the risk of harm to the marine ecosystem by developing and enforcing regulations to avert the introduction of invasive species, prevent and respond to oil spills and hazardous substance discharges and stop unauthorized ocean dumping.

Ice Operations: Break ice in the Great Lakes and Northeast to facilitate commerce and protect communities in emergency situations. Conduct research and resupply the McMurdo Station research center in Antarctica, and maintain year-round access to the planet’s polar regions using Polar Icebreakers.

Marine Safety: Prevent accidents and property losses by establishing maritime standards, conducting inspections and investigations, partnering with boating safety organizations and licensing U.S. mariners.

Aids to Navigation: Mark the nation’s Marine Transportation System, including waterways and ports. Maintain 50,000 electronic and visual aids and provide traffic management services to keep mariners and boaters safe.

Other Law Enforcement: Protect the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) from encroachments by foreign fishing vessels and enforce agreements to reduce illegal fishing. The U.S. exercises sovereign rights over all resources in the EEZ, which encompasses more than 4.5 million square miles of waters within 200 miles of the U.S. coastline.

Defense Readiness: Support the national military strategy and Department of Defense movement and operations by securing airspace in Washington, DC; conducting intercept operations; and in-theater environmental protection, force protection and port control.

Admiral (ADM)(O10)
The highest rank in the Coast Guard, it is used to fill specific needs and is temporary. Admirals report directly to the president and are promoted by presidential selection.

Vice Admiral (VADM)(O9)
Only 25% of all flag officers in the Coast Guard may be three-star flag officers, vice admirals, during wartime. The rank is temporary.

Rear Admiral (RADM)(O8)
The highest Coast Guard rank possible during peacetime, rear admirals command fleets of ships and air wings. Rear admirals may fly a special pennant over any ship or base on which they are serving.

Rear Admiral Lower Half (RDML)(O7)
Reader admiral lower halves generally command small flotillas of ships. They are promoted from Coast Guard officers through an intense and rigorous process.

Captain (CAPT)(O6)
Captains are given a high level of authority in a variety of stations. They generally enjoy a high degree of autonomy and must stand out over the course of several years to be promoted further

Commander (CDR)(O5)
Commander is the first Coast Guard rank to command ships or squadrons of aircraft. They also may join the staff of a senior officer aboard a large vessel

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR)(O4)
Usually operating as mid-ranking officers in executive and command divisions, lieutenant commanders are addressed properly by using the full rank.

Lieutenant (LT)(O3)
Equivalent to captains in other branches, lieutenants are responsible for sailors and petty officers in different divisions.

Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG)(O2)
Lieutenant junior grades generally are promoted 18 months after becoming an ensign. They serve as billeted division officers.

Ensign (ENS)(O1)
Ensigns generally are inducted after naval officer training and obtaining a four-year degree. Their rank is equivalent to second lieutenant in other branches.

- Respect all rules (from F1 panel).
- Respect all players on the SAES server.
- Do not force anyone to Roleplay.
- Accept and comply orders from higher ranks inside the group.
- Inactivity to the group will lead into demotion, and eventually a kick.
- Do not ask Staff members, HQ or the Leader to join COSA.
- Always use your roleplay name when roleplaying, and remove it while playing as any other class.
- Do not kill anyone in your roleplay without permission from the person you are roleplaying with.
- Always spawn in the correct skin while roleplaying.
- While roleplaying do not spam local chat binds.

Admiral (ADM)(O10)

=> @MatizZU

Vice Admiral (VADM)(O9)

=> @Zarc

Rear Admiral Lower Half (RDML)(O7)

=> @IroNNe

=> @Elfortis

Captain (CAPT)(O6)

=> @DarKGhsT

=> @BobMarley

Commander (CDR)(O5)

=> @Dark.X

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR)(O4)

=>

Lieutenant (LT)(O3)

=>

Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG)(O2)

=> @xPatriX

Ensign (ENS)(O1)

=> @Casper01

=> @Klay

=> @Luffy

=> @Sugard-X

=> @NiTroGenEzReal

=> @Jellfish

=>

Current Member Count: 8
Inactive: 0

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