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GROUP BALTIMORE - USCGC WEST WIND
U.S. Coast Guard
GROUP EASTERN SHORE
U.S. Coast Guard
group new orleans
U.S. Coast Guard
GROUP NORFOLK
U.S. Coast Guard
GROUP NY
U.S. Coast Guard
GROUP SAULT STE MARIE
U.S. Coast Guard
Group Wood's Hole
U.S. Coast Guard
GUAM
U.S. Coast Guard
gvdsF
U.S. Coast Guard
HARBOR BEACH STATION
U.S. Coast Guard
Hatch cutter 75309
U.S. Coast Guard
Honolulu
U.S. Coast Guard
HQ CO 3-4CAV25TH INFDIV
U.S. Coast Guard
huhubb
U.S. Coast Guard
icebreaker northwind
U.S. Coast Guard
ISC
U.S. Coast Guard
ISCGC Kay
U.S. Coast Guard
**ISCGC Kay** is a distinguished unit within the Interstellar Coalition Ground Corps (ISCGC), established in 2281 during the early stages of the Second Centauri Conflict. Originally formed as a rapid response battalion, the unit earned its reputation for bravery during the Siege of New Harmony, where its members held off superior enemy forces for over 72 hours, ensuring the safe evacuation of civilians. Throughout subsequent campaigns, ISCGC Kay has specialized in urban warfare and counter-insurgency operations across multiple colonies. Today, the unit is celebrated for its adaptability, cohesion, and unwavering commitment to the Coalition’s mission.
Iwo Jima..point Spencer..airstation corpus christi
U.S. Coast Guard
Johnston Atoll
U.S. Coast Guard
Johnston Atoll, a remote island in the Pacific Ocean, has held strategic military importance for the United States since its initial occupation in 1934. During World War II, the atoll was developed into an airbase and refueling station, supporting operations across the Pacific theater. In the Cold War era, it served as a launch site for nuclear and missile tests, as well as a storage and disposal site for chemical weapons. The military presence on Johnston Atoll continued until the late 1990s, when environmental cleanup and demilitarization efforts led to the closure of the base.
JONES BEACH
U.S. Coast Guard
jones beach n.y.
U.S. Coast Guard
Kilo Company
U.S. Coast Guard
Kwajalein Island - Marshall Islands
U.S. Coast Guard
lake erie
U.S. Coast Guard