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USS Hiawassee AOG29
U.S. Coast Guard
USS LST 27
U.S. Coast Guard
USS MOBERLY
U.S. Coast Guard
USS MODOC,CG
U.S. Coast Guard
USS Peconic
U.S. Coast Guard
uss Peterson
U.S. Coast Guard
uss shreveport PF 23
U.S. Coast Guard
USS THETIS
U.S. Coast Guard
VA-44
U.S. Coast Guard
wachusett
U.S. Coast Guard
washington dc
U.S. Coast Guard
whec 717 mellon
U.S. Coast Guard
WHEC CHINCOTEAGUE
U.S. Coast Guard
WHEC DUANE
U.S. Coast Guard
Whec jarvis 725
U.S. Coast Guard
WILMETTE HARBOR ILL. LIFEBOAT STATION
U.S. Coast Guard
WLB400 Salvia
U.S. Coast Guard
**WLB400 Salvia** is a German naval vessel that served with the German Federal Coast Guard (Wasserstraßen- und Schifffahrtsamt, WSA). Commissioned in 1963, Salvia was part of the "WLB" class of buoy tenders, whose primary mission was the maintenance of navigation aids and safety at sea, as well as supporting other maritime security operations. Throughout her decades of service, Salvia played a key role in ensuring the safe passage of both military and civilian shipping in German territorial waters, especially in the North and Baltic Seas. The ship was eventually decommissioned and replaced by more modern vessels, but remains a notable example of post-war German maritime capability and service.
WMEC Confidence
U.S. Coast Guard
WOODRUSH
U.S. Coast Guard
WORCESTER
U.S. Coast Guard
Wyaconda
U.S. Coast Guard
yakutat
U.S. Coast Guard
YERBA BUENA
U.S. Coast Guard
yerba buena island
U.S. Coast Guard