ASTORIA, Ore. — The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Orcas is scheduled to return to Coos, Bay, Ore. Thursday.
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Coast Guard rescues 2, recovers 1 after boat collision in Curtis Creek
BALTIMORE – The Coast Guard rescued two people and recovered a deceased person following a boat collision between two recreational boats in Curtis Creek near the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore Sunday.
Coast Guard Sector Baltimore to welcome new commanding officer
BALTIMORE – Capt. Mark O’Malley will relieve Capt. Brian Kelley as the Captain of the Port and commanding officer for Coast Guard Sector Baltimore during a Change of Command Ceremony at the Coast Guard Yard Friday.
Coast Guard unit hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony
BALTIMORE – Coast Guard Sector Baltimore hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to mark the completion of their 2nd floor building renovation project.
The $1 million project was initiated to address rapidly progressing space constraint issues, correct previous issues of water intrusion and upgrade the air handling system.
Update on Coast Guard response to cargo ship aground
BALTIMORE – The Coast Guard continues its efforts to free a cargo ship that ran aground Saturday near Gibson Island in the Chesapeake Bay. A Unified Command comprised of the Coast Guard, the State of Maryland, and the vessel operator has been established. The Unified Command is operating out of the Coast Guard Yard in [...]
Coast Guard Cutter Active returns home to Port Angeles, Wash.
SEATTLE — The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Active will return to their homeport in Port Angeles, Wash., Thursday at 4 p.m.
The Active spent eight months in dry dock at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore to conduct maintenance on the cutter. The return transit from Baltimore to Port Angeles was primarily spent training [...]
Resolute crew returns home after seven months in dry dock
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Resolute, homeported in St. Petersburg, is scheduled to return home at 9 a.m. Wednesday, after spending seven months in dry dock at the Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore.