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The Coast Guard Seized a Record 76,000 Pounds of Drugs This Summer off Central and South America
The U.S. Coast Guard seized more than 75,000 pounds (34,000 kilograms) of illegal drugs this summer from boats far out to sea in the Pacific and Caribbean, which the service called its largest-ever haul worth nearly half a billion dollars.
On Aug. 25, the Coast Guard said it captured 76,140 pounds of illicit narcotics valued at approximately $473 million in Port Everglades.
The two 418-foot cutters are, at $670 million apiece, the seventh and eighth Legend-class cutters designed for “the most challenging national security missions, including support to U.S ...
In a speech to the crew and dignitaries, Capt. Stephen Adler of the Legend-class cutter CGC Stratton reflected on how his crew responded to tsunamis that struck the Pacific after the eruption of ...
The U.S. Coast Guard is naming the 11th Legend-Class National Security Cutter (NSC) in honor of Elizebeth Smith Friedman. Friedman was a pioneering code-breaker for the Coast Guard during the ...
PASCAGOULA, Mississippi -- Ingalls Shipbuilding held a christening ceremony Saturday for National Security Cutter Calhoun (WMSL 759) -- the 10th NSC the Pascagoula shipyard has built for the U.S.
It is the Coast Guard's eighth Legend-class cutter, with two more under construction and one more planned in a $930 million contract.
Some of the vessels apprehended by the Coast Guard Legend-class National Security Cutter Bertholf in the East China and Yellow seas may well have made an appearance in that book, the cutter's ...
Ingalls is the nation’s sole builder of Legend -class cutters for the Coast Guard. The shipyard has delivered nine NSCs, with two more under construction. In November 2020, NSC Stone was delivered ...
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Midgett, one of two large Legend-class cutters assigned to Coast Guard District 14, was docked in Honolulu on Friday. Most Pacific island countries are small in terms ...
Legend-class cutter Stratton (WMSL-752) returned to its homeport Wednesday at Coast Guard Island in Alameda, Calif. after 11 crew members tested positive for COVID-19 during the deployment.
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