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U.S. Coast Guard•3 members
Coast Guard Station Sandy Hook, located at the northern tip of the New Jersey shore, boasts a rich maritime legacy dating back to its establishment in 1848 as a life-saving station under the United States Life-Saving Service. Over the years, it played a critical role in rescuing shipwrecked mariners and patrolling the busy approaches to New York Harbor. With the formation of the U.S. Coast Guard in 1915, the station expanded its mission to include law enforcement, environmental protection, and homeland security. Today, CG Station Sandy Hook remains a vital asset, conducting search and rescue, maritime safety, and security operations along one of the nation's busiest waterways.
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U.S. Coast Guard