USCGC CAMPBELL

USCGC CAMPBELL is the name given to several United States Coast Guard cutters, the most renowned being the WMEC-909, a Famous-class medium endurance cutter commissioned in 1988. The CAMPBELL lineage traces back to earlier vessels, including the legendary "Queen of the Fleet" (WPG-32), which served with distinction during World War II, sinking enemy submarines and performing convoy escort duties in the Atlantic. The current CAMPBELL (WMEC-909) has participated in a wide range of missions, including counter-narcotics operations, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement throughout the Atlantic and Caribbean. Over its long history, the CAMPBELL namesake has become synonymous with bravery, versatility, and dedicated service to the nation.