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- United States Coast Guard
The Coast Guard is America’s premier Maritime Law Enforcement Agency We are part of the Department of Homeland Security team protecting our nation and are at all times a military service and part of the joint force defending it
- WHAT WE DO - United States Coast Guard
the Coast Guard performs the following: Control the U S Border and Maritime Approaches We use boats, ships, aircraft, sensors, and intelligence to control vessels, people and activities on the water
- United States Coast Guard (USCG)
This is the official Overview site for the United States Coast Guard Here you will find information about the Coast Guard's missions, strategies and current state
- United States Coast Guard gt; Join
There are several ways to become an officer in the USCG: by successfully graduating from the Coast Guard Academy, Officer Candidate School (OCS) Learn More
- United States Coast Guard
For U S Coast Guard Coronavirus (COVID-19) information please click here For Department of Homeland Security Coronavirus (COVID-19) information please click here The Coast Guard is America's maritime first responder
- United States Coast Guard (USCG)
The U S Coast Guard Cutter Argus (WMSM-915) held a change of command ceremony, Tuesday, Jun 17, in San Pedro, Calif Rear Adm Joanna Hiigel, deputy commander of Coast Guard Pacific Area, presided over the ceremony in which Cmdr Andrew Pritchett relieved Capt Tobias Reid as Argus’ commanding officer
- Missions - United States Coast Guard
The Coast Guard manages six major operational mission programs: The operational mission programs oversee 11 Missions codified in the Homeland Security Act of 2002 That act delineates the 11 missions as “homeland security” or “non-homeland security” missions
- United States Coast Guard gt; Units gt; Organization
The Coast Guard is the only branch of the U S Armed Forces within the Department of Homeland Security A law enforcement agency, member of the U S Intelligence Community, and first responder during natural disasters – the Coast Guard leverages an expansive array of interagency, military, international, and industrial relationships for
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