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The 2019 commencement exercise at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. U.S. Coast Guard photo
Sexual assault has no place in the maritime profession
U.S. Coast Guard
The Coast Guard is conducting market research in preparation for the replacement of four Special Purpose Craft – Heavy Weather (SPC-HWX). Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Trevor Lilburn
Coast Guard looks to future small boat fleet
Kirk Moore
Coast Guard Cutter Kathleen Moore interdicted a drug smuggling go-fast vessel in the Caribbean Sea with 250 kilograms of cocaine and the crew apprehended two smugglers Sept. 25, 2021, in waters south of the Dominican Republic. The apprehended smugglers are two men, Dominican Republic nationals, and the seized cocaine is estimated to have a wholesale value of approximately $7.5 million dollars. The interdiction resulted from multi-agency efforts in support of U.S. Southern Command’s enhanced counter-narcotics operations in the Western Hemisphere and coordination with the Caribbean Corridor Strike Force. Ricardo Castrodad, U.S. Coast Guard photo
Coast Guard seizes $7.5 million in cocaine following Caribbean Sea interdiction
WorkBoat Staff
MM-SEAS, available on desktop and mobile, is a flexible tool for mariners to store documents, track sea time and training, gain endorsement upgrade insights and apply for a merchant mariner credential. U.S. Coast Guard image
USCG license renewal guide helps navigate NMC backlogs
WorkBoat Staff
The MSC Danit at the Port of Rotterdam. Port of Rotterdam Authority photo
Coast Guard issues 'party in interest' tag to container vessel owner and operator in California oil spill investigation
U.S. Coast Guard
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Coast Guard begins verification of cybersecurity requirements
U.S. Coast Guard
The new project entails construction of five different vessel variants, all AMBAR series RIBs. Silver Ships photo
Silver Ships awarded $8.2 million Navy contract
WorkBoat Staff
Your questions answered: What you need to know now about maritime cybersecurity
Jeremiah Karpowicz
Five containerships wait in a designated anchorage off Bainbridge Island, Wash., at sunset on Sept. 6, 2021. The supply chain backlog within the U.S. has resulted in a greater number of containerships utilizing anchorages in Puget Sound. Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Steven Strohmaier, U.S. Coast Guard District 13
Coast Guard monitors backlog of anchored vessels in Puget Sound
WorkBoat Staff
Regional Exam Center (REC) New York has reopened for examination services in in Lower Manhattan. Coast Guard graphic
REC New York reopens in new location
U.S. Coast Guard
Shortly after the attack, the Coast Guard and NYPD put out radio calls for all vessels to head to Lower Manhattan. Coast Guard / PA2 Tom Sperduto Photo.
Coast Guard to hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony tomorrow
U.S. Coast Guard
Built in 1981, the 75'x25' wooden hulled Conception was engulfed in flames and sank off Santa Cruz Island Sept. 2, 2019, killing 33 passengers and one crew. Ventura County Fire Department photo
Families of deadly dive boat accident victims sue Coast Guard
Dale K. DuPont
A Coast Guard vessel inspector examines a passenger vessel's operational, mechanical, and safety systems during an annual inspection in Long Beach, Calif., in 2016. Coast Guard photo
Coast Guard vessel deficiency reports to be posted monthly
U.S. Coast Guard
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