NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP)—The U.S. Coast Guard’s flagship and cadet training vessel Eagle is returning to Connecticut. The Day reports that the 295-foot barques will homeport in New London starting
AUGUSTINE, Florida (LOG News Service)—A pair of Florida teens saw their prayers answered after becoming stranded for several hours about 2 miles from shore. News outlets report that 17-year-olds Tyler
PASCAGOULA, Mississippi (LOG News Service)—A Mississippi shipyard won a $746 million contract April 23 to design and build the first of what could be three heavy polar icebreakers for the
OCEANSIDE—A navigational aid, also called aid to navigation or ATON, in Oceanside Harbor recently received a much needed update by the United States Coast Guard. The work, which was completed
SAN DIEGO—An ordinance aiming to restrict the amount of time a vessel could anchor at the top of San Diego Bay is finally on the books – ending a multiyear
LOS ANGELES (AP)—A new Coast Guard cutter commissioned March 22 honors a petty officer who was killed in a confrontation with suspected smugglers off Southern California. Terrell Horne’s widow, Rachel,
Coast Guard Adm. Karl Schultz, in a State of the Coast Guard address he made on March 21 at San Pedro, said the military arm could increase its presence in
LOS ANGELES (AP)—The commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard says the service is about to award a contract for a much-needed new icebreaker, but additional vessels are needed along with
