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Coast Guard crews modernize aids to navigation in Tanapag Harbor, Saipan

TANAPAG HARBOR, Saipan – The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Sequoia, a 225-foot buoy tender homeported in Guam, completed a recent modernization of Saipan’s aids to navigation.

Coast Guard recognizes Army National Guard pilot for support in Arctic

JUNEAU, Alaska – Rear Adm. Cristopher C. Colvin, commander Seventeenth Coast Guard District, awarded Chief Warrant Officer David A. Stettenbenz, Army National Guard pilot, with a Coast Guard Achievement medal Thursday.

Coast Guard announces SONS 2010 national level exercise

The U.S. Coast Guard and 50 other federal, state and private organizations will conduct the triennial Spill of National Significance Exercise or SONS 2010 from March 22-25 in the northeast region of the U.S.

Coast Guard conducts first 2010 Arctic Domain Awareness Flight and Coast Guard Academy Cadets visit Barrow

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The crew of an HC-130 Hercules aircraft from Air Station Kodiak flew the first 2010 Arctic Domain Awareness flight over Alaska’s northern coastline to assess the winter ice buildup in the region Wednesday.

Hudson River icebreaking season comes to an end

NEW YORK-The Coast Guard has completed icebreaking operations on the Hudson River as temperatures have risen to above freezing levels.

Princess Kathleen dive operations begin

JUNEAU, Alaska – The Unified Command has allowed dive operations to begin on the 369-foot Princess Kathleen off Point Lena starting the dive phase of the assessment operation.

NOAA your weather: Coast Guard sets seasonal buoys to gather weather data

BALTIMORE – The Coast Guard along with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration conducted seasonal buoy replacements Monday in the Chesapeake Bay.