A Coast Guard crew seized roughly 8,061 pounds of cocaine during a recent mission in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific Ocean.
Coast Guard Cutter Campbell Returns Home after 80-Day PatrolSeapower StaffSea Power
a boat can’t launch a ship, and how big the thing is doesn’t qualify it as either. Secondly, that’s the United States Coast Guard’s WMEC-909 Campbell. Campbell is a 1986 vintage “medium endurance cutter.” The white hull paint signifies...
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CGC CAMPBELL, Gunnery Dept., Vietnam 1967-1968, (W3961)(courtesy of Mike Truex via Eric Newpher) CGC CAMPBELL, 5" Gun Crew, Vietnam 1968, (W3972)(courtesy of Mike Truex via Eric Newpher) CGC CAMPBELL, Mortar Crew, Vietnam 1967-1968, (W3983)(courtesy of Mike Truex via Eric ...
This operation is also the first time the U.S. Coast Guard deployed a 154-foot Sentinel-class fast response cutter to the region – USCGCRichard Snyder. As the inventory of FRCs grows, the U.S. Coast Guard continues to test the full range of their capability, including operations in high...
Coast Guard cutters and aircraft destroyed three U-boats along the coast during this German offensive. The dangerous nature of escort duty was made plain after the cutter Alexander Hamilton fell victim to a torpedo attack in January 1942, but the other five cutters of the “Secretary-class,” ...
Life Traces of the Georgia Coast, 2012, watercolor on paper, 14” X 18” by Alan Campbell. Again,if you want to use it, you have to ask him first and get permission. Remember those kittens? They’re alive now, but there’s no guarantee they’re going to stay that way. ...
The United States Coast Guard Cutter Taney was called the Queen of the Pacific while serving as the unofficial flagship of the Coast Guard's Pacific Area commander in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I was told this honor goes to the oldest Commissioned ship in the area; the Taney served...
A Coast Guard crew seized roughly 8,061 pounds of cocaine during a recent mission in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific Ocean.