Remembering 9/11: Lt. Michael Day and the Lower Manhattan Boatlift
On September 11, 2001, Lieutenant Michael Day was working at Coast Guard Activities New York preparing to leave for a meeting at Tower One of the Worl...
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On September 11, 2001, Lieutenant Michael Day was working at Coast Guard Activities New York preparing to leave for a meeting at Tower One of the Worl...
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Veteran hopes to bring Coast Guard cutter to Tampa as museum Jennifer Holton reports TAMPA, Fla. - The clock is ticking to save a historical U.S. Coast Guard cutter. In 11 days, Coast Guard Cutter Adak will be sold to Indonesia, but not if James Judge has anything to say about it. "The Coast Guard has many 110s that they are getting ready to decommission," said Judge, who served aboard the vessel as a guardsman from 2004 to 2005. "Any one of them can be swapped out for the Adak." Judge spent more than a year aboard the cutter while it was deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom. But he says it...
Coast Guard Ship Modernization Under Full Steam MARITIME SECURITY 3/3/2021 Coast Guard photo by PAC Tom Sperduto As work continues on replacing its fleets of outdated ships, the Coast Guard is kicking off the development of two new programs — a vessel for Arctic operations and a family of boats that will ply inland waterways. “We have a lot going on. We’re doing more acquisitions than we’ve done since World War II,” said Rear Adm. Mike J. Johnston, assistant commandant for acquisition at the service. Progress continues on the Coast Guard’s top ...