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Veterans: The Storm We Might Be Called to Sail Into Might Be Someone’s Personal Life
Death is hard enough to deal with on its own. When that death is self-induced, the pain is so much worse.
‘Trucks of the Sky’: Light Airships Would Be Ideal for Arctic Defence, Disaster Response, Experts Say
One expert says airships could also potentially be used in NATO maritime surveillance missions and NORAD air policing missions.
Crime in San Francisco Is So Bad, There Are Now Pirates in the Bay
‘We have these organized crime units, which consist of anchor-out pirates and shoreside crime,’ says yacht club assistant commodore.
A Coast Guard Rescue for the History Books
North Carolina’s Midgett family can boast at least two full-fledged mariner heroes in their family. Here are their stories.
US Renews Warning It Will Defend Philippines After Incidents With Chinese Vessels in South China Sea
You’ve Been up for 22 Hours and Haven’t Eaten in 12: ‘Don’t Miss’
A veteran reflects on the stresses of life in the military. The structure of military life helps compensate for lack of sleep and extreme conditions; but without that structure, vets experience the toll that those extreme conditions take.
US to Station Coast Guard Vessel in Papua New Guinea as Pacific Ties Strengthen
The Biden administration is announcing it will be strengthening its engagement with Papua New Guinea by posting a coastguard vessel to the country.
