CG-6P Office of Privacy Management

Washington, DC

 

Frequently Requested Records

Copies of all records, regardless of form or format, which have been released to any person under the FOIA and which, because of the nature of the subject matter, the agency offices determine what have become or are likely to become the subject of subsequent request for substantially the same records.

Links to Publicly Available Information

Some USCG offices and units routinely post information to the public for access.  These publicly available records do not require individuals to submit a FOIA request for access.  
Office Record Description

Public Link
Office of Investigations and Casualty Analysis (CG-INV-3) The Office of Investigations and Casualty Analysis also proactively posts records concerning marine casualty investigations, reports of marine boards, and other marine reports and studies on their site.  Marine Casualty Reports (uscg.mil)
U.S. Marine Board of Investigations

OCEANGATE TITAN Submersible Marine Board of Investigation.

 Titan Submersible - Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation (uscg.mil)

 

TitlePublication Date
Major Incident Investigation report on the circumstances surrounding the fatal car accident near Hopewell Township, NJ.
Major Incident Investigation report on the Brownsville Ship Channel UDA Fatality.
Final Action for the Major Incident Investigation Report on the vessel Kolina SAR Response
Final Action on the Investigation of Selection and Hiring Process for Design Team A Supervisor at CEU Miami
Major Incident Investigation report for the CGC WAESCHE
Final Action Memo for the BMCS Horne Homicide
Final Action Memo for the CG-6535
Final Action Memo for the CG-2139
Final Action Memo on the Investigation into Live Tissue Training Conducted on March 3, 2012
Final Action Memo for the CG-6028
Final Action Memo for the 33118
Final Action Memo for the CG-6581
Final Action Memo for the CG-6589
Final Action Memo for the S/V Freefall SAR Operation
Final Action Memo for the CG-6523
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