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Diamond Shoals lightship
U.S. Coast Guard
DILIGENCE
U.S. Coast Guard
District Office
U.S. Coast Guard
E CO. 704 MSB
U.S. Coast Guard
E-CITY
U.S. Coast Guard
east
U.S. Coast Guard
EAST COAST
U.S. Coast Guard
EAST MORICHES
U.S. Coast Guard
EATONS NECK
U.S. Coast Guard
ECHO
U.S. Coast Guard
EECEN Wildwood NJ
U.S. Coast Guard
EECEN, WILDWOOD, NJ
U.S. Coast Guard
EIGHTH DISTRICT
U.S. Coast Guard
ELDERBERRY
U.S. Coast Guard
Elizabeth City Air Base
U.S. Coast Guard
Elizabeth City, N.C.
U.S. Coast Guard
EM SCHOOL
U.S. Coast Guard
ENGINEMAN SCHOOL
U.S. Coast Guard
ERS MILWAUKEE WI.
U.S. Coast Guard
ESD CAPE MAY
U.S. Coast Guard
ESD NOLA
U.S. Coast Guard
ESD PORTMOUTH
U.S. Coast Guard
ESMT HOQUIAM
U.S. Coast Guard
ESMT Manasquan
U.S. Coast Guard
**ESMT Manasquan** was a United States Navy Electronic Support Measures Team (ESMT) unit established during World War II. Stationed at Manasquan, New Jersey, the unit played a key role in intercepting and analyzing enemy radio transmissions along the Atlantic coast, providing vital intelligence for anti-submarine operations. ESMT Manasquan worked closely with coastal defense forces and Allied naval units to track and counter German U-boat activities. The unit’s efforts contributed significantly to safeguarding shipping lanes and improving U.S. electronic warfare capabilities during the war.