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5 TNG REGT A10
U.S. Coast Guard
505 tcg GUANG TRI
U.S. Coast Guard
The **505th Troop Carrier Group (TCG) "GUANG TRI"** was a U.S. Air Force unit activated during World War II, primarily responsible for air transport and airborne operations in the Pacific Theater. The group was notably involved in major campaigns such as the liberation of the Philippines, where it provided critical airlift support for troops, equipment, and evacuation missions. Later, the 505th played a supporting role during the Vietnam War era, operating out of bases near Quang Tri, South Vietnam, and assisting in tactical airlift and resupply missions for allied forces. Its legacy is marked by adaptability and valor under challenging combat conditions, contributing significantly to both logistical and combat air support operations.
54TH MEDICAL DETACHMENT
U.S. Coast Guard
569TH ENGINEERS (TOPO)
U.S. Coast Guard
5th District Office
U.S. Coast Guard
633rd CC-S
U.S. Coast Guard
815-674-9004
U.S. Coast Guard
83 FOOT PATROAL BOAT
U.S. Coast Guard
84TH ENGINEARS.COM
U.S. Coast Guard
938tcg
U.S. Coast Guard
The 938th Troop Carrier Group (938 TCG) was an Air Force Reserve unit activated in 1963 at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. It was equipped primarily with C-119 Flying Boxcar aircraft, providing tactical airlift support for airborne operations and cargo missions. The group participated in numerous training exercises throughout the western United States, enhancing the mobility of both personnel and equipment. The 938th TCG was inactivated in 1966 as part of a broader reorganization of Air Force Reserve units.
95307
U.S. Coast Guard
9TH CG DISTRICT
U.S. Coast Guard
A CO 702 MSB - 2ND INF DIV
U.S. Coast Guard
ACTNY
U.S. Coast Guard
air sea rescue
U.S. Coast Guard
Air Sea Rescue Agency
U.S. Coast Guard
air sea rescue ft. story, va
U.S. Coast Guard
AIR STA CAPE COD
U.S. Coast Guard
Air station Atlantic City
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City was officially commissioned on May 18, 1998, as a consolidation of Coast Guard air operations in the Mid-Atlantic region. Located at the Federal Aviation Administration’s William J. Hughes Technical Center at the Atlantic City International Airport in New Jersey, the station inherited missions and assets from former air stations in Brooklyn, Cape May, and others. The unit primarily operates MH-65 Dolphin helicopters, conducting search and rescue, maritime law enforcement, and homeland security patrols across the busy Delaware Bay, the Atlantic coastline, and metropolitan areas such as New York City and Philadelphia. Over the years, Air Station Atlantic City has played a crucial role in safeguarding coastal waters, responding to emergencies, and supporting national security efforts in the region.
Air Station Borinquen Puerto Rico
U.S. Coast Guard
AIR STATION ELIZABETH CITY NC
U.S. Coast Guard
Air station Mobile Alabama
U.S. Coast Guard
AIR STATION,SAN DIEGO
U.S. Coast Guard
Air-Sea Rescue at Port Angeles WA
U.S. Coast Guard