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U.S. Coast Guard
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U.S. Coast Guard
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U.S. Coast Guard
Santa Monica Airport Clover Field
U.S. Coast Guard
Santa Monica Airport, originally known as Clover Field, was established in 1923 as a military airfield for the United States Army Air Service. During its early years, Clover Field served as a base for the Army Reserve's 477th Pursuit Squadron and was instrumental in pilot training and aircraft testing. During World War II, the adjacent Douglas Aircraft Company ramped up production of military aircraft, making the airfield a vital hub for the delivery and testing of warplanes such as the C-47 Skytrain. Following the war, military operations at Clover Field decreased, and the airfield transitioned to civilian control, eventually becoming the Santa Monica Airport.
SASSAFRASS
U.S. Coast Guard
Seattle ESU
U.S. Coast Guard
sebago
U.S. Coast Guard
Certainly! The name "Sebago" is most famously associated with the USS Sebago (AG-36), a U.S. Navy auxiliary vessel that served during World War II. Originally built as the commercial vessel SS Lake Sebago in 1919, she was acquired by the Navy in 1941 and converted for military use. During her service, USS Sebago performed a variety of support roles, including transportation of cargo and personnel to forward areas in the Atlantic and Caribbean. After the war, she was decommissioned in 1946 and returned to civilian service, marking a brief but important contribution to the U.S. Navy’s wartime logistics operations.
Sector Charlestown
U.S. Coast Guard
Sector Mobile
U.S. Coast Guard
Sector Virginia
U.S. Coast Guard
**Sector Virginia** is a unit within the United States Coast Guard, established to oversee maritime safety, security, and environmental stewardship along the coastline of Virginia. Formed in 2005 during the Coast Guard's sector reorganization, Sector Virginia consolidated the functions of previous groups and marine safety offices in the region, enhancing operational coordination and rapid response capabilities. The unit is headquartered in Portsmouth, Virginia, and its area of responsibility includes the busy ports of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay. Over the years, Sector Virginia has played a critical role in search and rescue operations, port security missions, and responses to natural disasters and environmental incidents.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Spar WLB 403
U.S. Coast Guard
SPARS
U.S. Coast Guard
Squadron 1 Viet Nam
U.S. Coast Guard
Squadron One
U.S. Coast Guard
Imported from legacy system. Member count: 5
SS LAMAR
U.S. Coast Guard
ST PETERSBURG, FL RESERVES
U.S. Coast Guard
STA CAPE MAY
U.S. Coast Guard
STA NEW YORK
U.S. Coast Guard
STA ST. CLAIR SHORES
U.S. Coast Guard
Staten Island, New York
U.S. Coast Guard
STATION ATLANTIC CITY
U.S. Coast Guard
Station calumet harbor
U.S. Coast Guard
Station Calumet Harbor was a United States Life-Saving Service and later Coast Guard station located on the southern shore of Lake Michigan near Chicago, Illinois. Established in the late 19th century, its primary mission was to provide rescue and assistance to vessels navigating the often treacherous waters near the Calumet Harbor area. The station played a crucial role in numerous rescues, especially during the early 1900s, as commercial shipping and industrial traffic increased in the region. Eventually, as technology and infrastructure improved, Station Calumet Harbor was decommissioned, with its responsibilities absorbed by larger, more modern Coast Guard facilities.
STATION CAPE COD CANAL
U.S. Coast Guard