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U.S. Coast Guard
Branch
U.S. Coast Guard
Tracen Petaluma
U.S. Coast Guard
Tracen Petaluma is a training center for the United States Coast Guard located in Petaluma, California. It offers a wide range of courses and programs for Coast Guard personnel, focusing on areas such as search and rescue, law enforcement, and firefighting. The facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and training simulators to provide realistic and hands-on learning experiences. Tracen Petaluma plays a crucial role in preparing Coast Guard members for their duties and missions across the country.
USCGC CAMPBELL
U.S. Coast Guard
USCGC CAMPBELL is the name given to several United States Coast Guard cutters, the most renowned being the WMEC-909, a Famous-class medium endurance cutter commissioned in 1988. The CAMPBELL lineage traces back to earlier vessels, including the legendary "Queen of the Fleet" (WPG-32), which served with distinction during World War II, sinking enemy submarines and performing convoy escort duties in the Atlantic. The current CAMPBELL (WMEC-909) has participated in a wide range of missions, including counter-narcotics operations, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement throughout the Atlantic and Caribbean. Over its long history, the CAMPBELL namesake has become synonymous with bravery, versatility, and dedicated service to the nation.
USCGC SHERMAN
U.S. Coast Guard
USCGC SHERMAN (WHEC-720) was a high endurance cutter of the United States Coast Guard, commissioned in 1968. The Sherman served with distinction in the Vietnam War, conducting naval gunfire support and interdiction missions. Over her decades of service, she participated in numerous drug interdiction operations, migrant rescues, and fisheries enforcement patrols. The cutter was decommissioned in 2018 and later transferred to the Sri Lanka Navy, where she was recommissioned as SLNS Gajabahu.
Tracen Cape May
U.S. Coast Guard
Tracen Cape May is the United States Coast Guard's only enlisted basic training facility. Located in New Jersey, it provides training for new recruits entering the Coast Guard. The facility focuses on developing leadership, physical fitness, and seamanship skills in its trainees. Tracen Cape May plays a crucial role in preparing individuals for their responsibilities as Coast Guard members.