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The U.S. Coast Guard terminated broadcast of the North American Long Range Navigation-C signal at 3 p.m. Monday with the U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center in Alexandria, Va., coordinating the shutdown.
02.08.10, Courtesy Story
The Coast Guard medevaced a man with a severe injury to his face off a fishing vessel 10 miles south of Houma, La. in the Gulf of Mexico, Feb. 5.
02.05.10, Courtesy Story
Cedestinson Ductan landed at Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater, Fla., 72 hours after the earth shook his world apart. Ductan, a U.S. Coast Guard machinery technician assigned to Station New York, was on leave visiting family and friends in his native Haiti when the earthquake hit.
02.01.10, Courtesy Story
The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Legare, homeported in Portsmouth, Va., spent six days operating in Port-au-Prince harbor conducting medevacs, providing waterside security and working with the Haitian coast guard in support of Operation Unified Response Jan. 21-28, 2010.
01.31.10, Courtesy Story
Two law-enforcement boarding teams from the Coast Guard Cutter Forward assisted Royal Bahamian Police Force officials and U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency agents Wednesday in locating cocaine and marijuana hidden within a Haitian-flagged vessel.
01.30.10, Story by Monica Leftwich
The Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen at a gathering with officials from CBP, FBI, JIATF-S, U.S. Attorney's Office, announced, Jan. 29, another successful year for drug seizures at Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater.
01.29.10, Story by Monica Leftwich
The Coast Guard and agency partners have formed a Unified Command in response to an oil spill in the Port of Port Arthur, Jan. 23.
01.23.10, Courtesy Story
The Coast Guard is continuing to provide support to the U.S. Government's humanitarian assistance and disaster response efforts in Haiti Friday. The Coast Guard has evacuated nearly 250 U.S. citizens from Port-au-Prince, Haiti to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
01.15.10, Courtesy Story
A unified command has been established and is continuing to respond Tuesday to the discharge of diesel fuel from an underground oil storage tank into Helmet Creek and the small boat harbor adjacent to Sweeper Cove Monday on the northeast side of Adak Island.
01.13.10, Courtesy Story
The Coast Guard and Navy worked together Sunday morning to return a rescued man to shore after his sailboat sank about 250 nautical miles east of Cape Hatteras, N.C.
01.03.10, Courtesy Story
Coast Guard C-130 aircraft and MH-60 helicopter crews from Air Station Kodiak conducted over flights Thursday of the diesel spill in the vicinity of Bligh Reef.
12.24.09, Courtesy Story
The first female Coast Guard rescue swimmer retired after more than 25 years of distinguished Coast Guard service Monday.
12.22.09, Courtesy Story
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Penobscot Bay arrived at the Cleveland Moorings on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009.
12.22.09, Courtesy Story
The Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba is continuing to tow the Gloucester-based lobster boat that was disabled Wednesday with five people aboard more than 200 miles southeast of Nantucket, Mass.
12.17.09, Courtesy Story
On a small island in the middle of America's largest port complex is a simple scene that appears uncharacteristic for this utilitarian environment: row after row of potted herbs and culinary plants that both please the eye and bring pleasant aromas to this otherwise industrial landscape. It may not be something one is used to seeing adorn a military galley, but this quaint garden is just one of the things that make the Base Support Unit San Pedro galley stand out.
12.16.09, Courtesy Story
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