Coast guard stations

An Iconic Coast Guard Station Torn Down in 2004 The original Coast Guard Harbor Beach was a pier station built on the Jenk’s company dock in 1910 and incorporated a 50-foot lookout tower. The station seen in this picture was built on a concrete foundation 300 yards offshore in 1935. During World War II, the ... Read more The Pier Based Coast Guard Station at Harbor Beach The post The Pier Based Coast Guard Station at Harbor Beach appeared first on ThumbWind.

The Coast Guard doesn't always get a lot of respect, but the fact remains that they've fought in every war and were absolute slayers in World War II.

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WJXT4 The Local Station on Instagram: "HEROIC RESCUE MISSION 👏🐶⛵ The U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater shared a video Friday of a jaw-dropping rescue of a man and his dog after the man’s 36-foot sailboat became disabled and began taking on water during Hurricane Helene. The man was approximately 25 miles off Sanibel Island, the USCG said. The man and his dog were airlifted to safety and are both okay. #HurricaneHelene #CaughtonCamera #Florida"

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Chart Art Prints - Limited Edition prints from original acrylic paintings by Betty Vestuto on nautical aeronautical charts, signed and numbered. Ships, lighthouses and aircraft.

Petty Officer 3rd Class Tanner King, a crewmember of Coast Guard Station Boston, is underway aboard a 45-foot response boat during a security escort in Boston Harbor, Thursday, July 21, 2016. The station’s crew escorted the Norwegian-flagged LNG tanker BW GDF SUEZ Boston into a terminal in Boston. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Cynthia Oldham