Coast Guard Cutter Waeshe deploys for patrol, multi-national naval exercise

ALAMEDA, Calif. – RIMPAC 2014 is a biennial international military exercise scheduled by Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet. More than 20 countries will participate in the 24th occurrence of this exercise which will be conducted in Pearl Harbor and the adjacent waters of Hawaii from June 26 through Aug. 1. Coast Guard Cutter Waeshe, homeported in Alameda, will serve as the Surface Action Group Commander...
Coast Guard Cutter Taney hosts Pearl Harbor memorial ceremony

Story by Petty Officer 3rd Class Matthew Masaschi
BALTIMORE – Cool winds whipped across the deck of the Coast Guard Cutter Taney as it sat moored along Pier 5 in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on the morning of Dec. 7, 2013. As a crowd of more than 150 people began to fill the carefully placed seats and surrounding deck space on the fantail of the Taney the brisk air soon became unnoticed. The crowd...
Coast Guard recognizes Pearl Harbor survivors during December 7 ceremony

Alameda – The Coast Guard recognized three survivors of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor today in a ceremony at Coast Guard Island, Alameda, CA. Among those recognized was Senior Chief Petty Officer John Rauschkob, U.S. Navy, retired who was a Petty Officer 3rd Class at the time of the attack. Senior Cief Rauschkolb served 38 years in the Navy as a Signalman.
Senior Chief Petty Officer John...
Coast Guard Pearl Harbor survivor made honorary Chief Petty Officer
PETALUMA, Calif. – Coast Guard Training Center Petaluma held a ceremony this morning to honor retired Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class George C. Larsen, promoting him to an honorary Chief Petty Officer for his service during the attack on Pearl Harbor and for his continued contributions to the community.
Chief Petty Officer George C. Larsen, a Pearl Harbor survivor of Novato, Calif., served in...