7th District DTrain 2024

Tuesday, Sep 17, 2024 at 8:00 AM to Sunday, Sep 22, 2024 at 12:00 PM EDT

1500, Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL, 32809, United States

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Tuesday, Sep 17, 2024 at 8:00 AM to Sunday, Sep 22, 2024 at 12:00 PM EDT

Florida Hotel & Conference Center, 1500, Orlando, FL, 32809, United States.

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On behalf of our Chief of Staff Martin Goodwin, we are very pleased to share our plans for the 2024 District Training Conference (D-TRAIN).

Our District Training Conference will be held from September 17 to 22, 2024 at the Florida Hotel and Conference Center in Orlando, Florida. We have some new and exciting training and fellowship activities planned for this annual event. The district website (https://www.uscga-district-7.org) has a detailed list of planned meetings and training events. We are particularly excited to provide the Auxiliary Mid-Level Officer’s Course (AMLOC) and the AUX-12 Public Affairs class in conjunction with our D-TRAIN.

Information for completing the registration process are outlined on our district website. Members attending under USCG orders are required to stay at the Florida Hotel and Conference Center and attend both the Friday Commodore’s Banquet and the Saturday Fun Night dinner in order to be reimbursed.

We’ve had a good deal of feedback from our 2023 D-TRAIN and we listened to that feedback. Many of the training events this year are based on comments from our members requesting specific types of training. A good example is the CPR class that will be held again this year.

D-TRAIN is open to all our members and currently there are no restrictions regarding holding meetings based upon USCG guidance and local Orange County, Florida government. Mask wearing is permitted and we will have a small supply available should anyone need one.

Our opening ceremony and district board meeting this year will include the election of our District Commodore, a new Chief of Staff, and our three District Captains. We will also have some exciting updates on member surveys and future programs. Our guests from the active duty side will include many distinguished partners that our Auxiliary team serves throughout our AOR.

Our Fun Night will include a great DJ. This year’s theme is based on the movie Grease!, so break out your leather jackets, poodle skirts, and saddle shoes, slick back your hair, and enjoy some great music and maybe even a dance contest! We hope all of you dress up for this fun filled night .

Please visit the district website and follow the steps needed to register and complete the process for attending our 2024 D-TRAIN. My hope is for a great fun event and that will only happen if you attend it. Please join us at D-TRAIN and help make this one of our most exciting and successful events.

John W Holmes  DCO D7

 

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* Members being reimbursed Must Attend Both Dinners And Must Stay In The Florida Hotel and Conference Center *

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USCGA District 7

https://uscga-district-7.org/

USCG Auxiliary District 7 is the largest of the 16 Coast Guard Districts nationwide, with over 4000 dedicated volunteer men and women. Our District is a diverse cross-section of our nation. District 7 Auxiliary is dedicated to supporting the Active-Duty Coast Guard in all its missions within our area, with the exception of direct law enforcement. We are the uniformed volunteer arm of the United States Coast Guard. The Coast Guard Auxiliary was created by U.S. Congressional legislation on June 23, 1939. In 2021 we will celebrate our 82nd year of service to the Coast Guard and the Boating Public. Our list of missions is continually expanding to meet the needs of the Coast Guard and the Boating Public. Our members come from all walks of life and are very dedicated to their missions. Auxiliarist families are also dedicated and supportive. Without their support, many members would not be able to offer their time, talents, and services to be successful in the Auxiliary. Members volunteer their boats, airplanes, and radios, buy their own uniforms and pay dues to serve in the Coast Guard Auxiliary. In order to serve, many hours are spent training to become certified in all specialty fields and mission areas. Training is ongoing to become more skilled, knowledgeable, and able to serve the Coast Guard, the boating public, and our Nation. The Auxiliary is a part of “Team Coast Guard,” which comprises Active Duty, Reservists, Civilians, and the Auxiliary.

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