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CGC WACHUSETT
U.S. Coast Guard
CGC YOCONA
U.S. Coast Guard
CGC Zinnia
U.S. Coast Guard
charleston, SC
U.S. Coast Guard
CHASE
U.S. Coast Guard
CHEROKEE
U.S. Coast Guard
CHILULA
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Cutter Fir
U.S. Coast Guard
USCGC Fir (WLB-213) is a Juniper-class seagoing buoy tender commissioned by the United States Coast Guard in 2003. Homeported in Astoria, Oregon, Fir is tasked with maintaining aids to navigation along the Pacific Northwest coast, ensuring safe passage for commercial and military vessels. The cutter has also participated in search and rescue operations, environmental protection missions, and homeland security patrols. As the second Coast Guard vessel to bear the name Fir, WLB-213 continues a legacy of service that dates back to the original lighthouse tender commissioned in 1939.
COAST GUARD CUTTER WOODBINE
U.S. Coast Guard
COAST GUARD ISLAND ALAMEDA
U.S. Coast Guard
COAST GUARD RADIO SCHOOL, GROTON
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Radio Station Long Beach, California
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Radio Station Long Beach, California, was established during World War II to support maritime communications along the busy Pacific coast. Strategically located in Southern California, the station played a crucial role in relaying messages between ships, shore facilities, and other military commands, enhancing coastal defense and search and rescue operations. Over the decades, the station adapted to advances in radio and telecommunications technology, maintaining its importance in safeguarding local waters. Eventually, with changes in operational needs and technological enhancements, the station's functions were integrated into broader Coast Guard communication networks.
COAST GUARD YARD
U.S. Coast Guard
COMMSTA NEW ORLEANS LA
U.S. Coast Guard
COTP NEW YORK
U.S. Coast Guard
Cutter Redwood New London Connecticut
U.S. Coast Guard
USCGC Redwood (WLM-685) was a 189-foot buoy tender commissioned in 1943 and homeported in New London, Connecticut for much of her service. Built for the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II, Redwood was tasked with maintaining aids to navigation, conducting search and rescue, and supporting wartime operations along the U.S. East Coast. Throughout the Cold War and into the modern era, the vessel continued to serve the busy waters of Long Island Sound, ensuring maritime safety and security. After decades of distinguished service, Redwood was decommissioned in 2001, marking the end of her vital role in supporting both military and civilian maritime operations from New London.
DAUNTLESS
U.S. Coast Guard
Decisive
U.S. Coast Guard
DEPENDABLE
U.S. Coast Guard
EECEN
U.S. Coast Guard
ESCANABA
U.S. Coast Guard
ESMT CAPE COD
U.S. Coast Guard
FIFTH DISTRICT
U.S. Coast Guard
GALVESTON
U.S. Coast Guard