AUXILIARY AVIATION TRAINING MANUAL(101)

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A.4.  Come-Upon SAR
 It is vital, in the event of a diversion for SAR or in the case of a “come-upon” SAR event, that the OIA be notified and consent to any deviation from previously assigned missions.
 

 
 
Section B. National Search and Rescue Plan

 
Introduction
 The National SAR Plan (see the U.S. Coast Guard Addendum to the United States National Search and Rescue Supplement (NSS) to the International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual (IAMSAR), COMDTINST M16130.2 (series)) is a document that provides a system for the overall control and coordination of available facilities in all types of SAR operations.  A single federal agency, through an appropriate RCC, coordinates all operations in its area.  SAR areas and assigned responsibilities are:
. Inland Area under the U.S. Air Force

. Maritime Area under the U.S. Coast Guard

. Overseas Areas under the various Unified Military Commanders

 
B.1.  Federal Agency Responsibility
 The federal agency for the area listed is responsible for organizing the existing agencies and their facilities, through a series of agreements, into a basic network for rendering assistance to both military and non-military persons and property in distress.  The agency also has the responsibility for carrying out the obligations of the United States within the agency’s respective SAR areas.
 
B.2.  Statutory Authority to Conduct SAR  
 The Coast Guard has been given the specific statutory authority for developing, maintaining, and operating rescue facilities and for rendering aid to distressed persons and property (i.e., personnel, ships and aircraft, both military and civil) on, over, and under the high seas and waters subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.  The Coast Guard may render aid to persons and property at any time or location in which Coast Guard facilities and personnel are available and can be effectively utilized.  In carrying out its SAR function, the Coast Guard may utilize the facilities and personnel of the Coast Guard Auxiliary in prosecuting SAR cases.
 
B.3.  Maritime Areas
 The Commandant has divided the maritime area into the Atlantic Maritime area and the Pacific Maritime area.  Each maritime area is made up of multiple SAR regions (SRR).  Each region of the maritime area is served by an RCC, normally located at the headquarters of the designated SAR coordinator.
 

 
 
Section C. SAR Administration

 
Introduction
 This section describes SAR administration within the Auxiliary Aviation Program.
 
C.1.  SAR Coordinators
 SAR coordinators carry out the following responsibilities and duties.
　
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