Coast Guard Chief Petty Officers Association Executive Director Randy Reid told HSToday that members "know from last year how things can turn upside-down very quickly." Keep Reading
Seaman Ethan W. Tucker, 21, was arrested August 28 after a seven-month Coast Guard investigation into the January death of Seaman Ethan Kelch, 19. Keep Reading
Rescue swimmers, who interact with water in the bay more than other Coast Guard personnel, will now conduct training in the Gulf of Mexico. Keep Reading
The Vietnam Coast Guard received the first cutter in May 2017. The decommissioned U.S. Coast Guard Hamilton-class cutter Morgenthau was originally commissioned in 1969. Keep Reading
“The U.S. and its allies are trusted partners in the region, and we were pleased to work with them building familiarity and experience," said Capt. Bob Little, commanding officer of Stratton. Keep Reading
The flag was flown on the ship during his visit and remained flying during quarters where Obrizok read the promotion certificate for three officers whom promoted from Ensigns to Lieutenant Junior grades. Keep Reading
Last week, ahead a Friday trip to Washington, D.C., J.R. Carrillo, a master’s student in Purdue’s School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, went to his adviser to flag that fact that he’d be away from campus. Keep Reading
A House Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation quizzed the Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board about passenger safety on waterways. Keep Reading
The Stretch Duck 7 was a modified World War II amphibious vehicle known as a "DUKW" or "duck boat." The vehicle was originally designed as a military landing craft and then modified for civilian excursion tours. Keep Reading
The brother of the mariner notified Coast Guard District 11 command center watchstanders that his brother departed Japan at the end of May. Keep Reading
