HITRON History Series: Chief Warrant Officer Todd Floyd
HITRON History Series: Mike Campbell, Capt. USCG Part 2
HITRON History Series: Mike Campbell, Capt. USCG Part 1 of 2
HITRON History Series: Ray Riutta, Vice Adm. USCG (Ret)
HITRON History Series: Timothy Tobias, Capt. USCG (Ret)
HITRON History Series: Mike Emerson, Capt. USCG (Ret)
HITRON History Series: Joe Baker, Capt. USCG (Ret)
Jumping into the week like...
HITRON History Series: Stu Dietrick, Lt. Cmdr. USCG (Ret)
HITRON History Series: David W. Kunkel, Rear Admiral USCG (Ret.)
State of the Coast Guard Address 2021
HITRON History Series: Capt. Walter Reger
HITRON History Series: Captain Bruce Stubbs
HITRON 10 Founding Members: CWO Charles Anthony Hopkins
Atlantic Area Coast Guard members receive COVID-19 vaccinations
BM2 Ryan Constable recounts a rescue
HITRON 10 Founding Members: Retired Chief Warrant Officer Ray Stobinski Jr.
HITRON History Series: AET1 Kimberly Dechmerowski
HITRON History Series: Lt. Cmdr. Vincent Van Ness
HITRON History Series: Adm. James Loy
HITRON History Series: Adm. James Loy
Atlantic Area Command and Command Master Chief Holiday Message 2020
HITRON History Series: Rear Adm. Donna Cottrell
Drones for Sally recovery
#Innovation is applying new ideas to specific processes in an effort to improve efficiency and effectiveness. The U.S. Coast Guard Gulf Strike Team is using it for improved hurricane response!
In this video, Petty Officer 1st Class Phillip McLeod, deployed to the post Hurricane Sally marine environmental response in Mobile, Alabama, explains his role as an unmanned aerial system pilot and the advantages a UAS can bring to response efforts. McLeod is assigned to the Gulf Strike Team and has a collateral duty of UAS pilot.
As we wrap Sally, Storm Zeta is brewing. All Gulf Coast residents are advised to watch the weather and heed direction from local officials.
We know it's been a trying season. We appreciate all the support from our federal, state, and local partners as well as the incredible resilience and proactive nature of our Gulf Coast residents. It's a privilege to live in and serve these communities. #HurricaneStrong #ForwardTogether
🎥 PA2 Ed Wargo - U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic
#USCGSally #USCGZeta
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Harriet Lane holds a ceremony in honor of the women and men who served aboard cutters throughout the U.S. Coast Guard's 230 years of sea-going service.
Harriet Lane invited local Tidewater cuttermen to participate in the ceremony representing a total of 87 years combined sea time.
"The Cutterman’s Insignia was instituted in 1974 to provide recognition for Coast Guard personnel who, in the tradition of professional mariners, have performed duties afloat in keeping with their grade and rate and who have endured the rigors and dangers of sea duty for a substantial period. It signifies that they have exhibited the requisite professionalism and dedication to duty expected of seagoing Coast Guard personnel. The insignia is a visible means of recognizing their qualities and identifies the wearer as a professional mariner.
The design can be divided into three basic areas. Each is representative of a cutterman’s special qualities. The wheel and the waves represent the heritage of the sea. The five point star represents five years of sea duty and the center, the shield, represents the Coast Guard and its seagoing tradition."
(From plaque at Command and Operations School, USCG Academy)
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The U.S. Coast Guard federal on scene coordinator and the state on scene coordinator from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, in consultation with Federal Trustees: Department of Interior’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, and the National Park Service, coordinated efforts to remove weathered oil, discovered after Hurricane Sally, from a half-mile area of Johnson Beach, Florida, Oct. 15, 2020.The impacted area is located on federally designated, critical habitat and marine protected areas.
U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ed Wargo.
Coast Guard marine environmental response teams conduct post Hurricane Sally assessment
Hurricane response is more than just dramatic rescues. Following Hurricane Sally, the Coast Guard is leading efforts to protect the environment. In this video, Petty Officer 1st Class Adrien Lively explains how advanced technology is used to identify pollution threats and prioritize the removal of oil or hazardous substances.
Video by Chief Petty Officer Melissa Leake and Petty Officer 2nd Class Nate Cox.
Advanced Battle Management System
The Advanced Battle Management System is an interconnected battle network that collects, processes, and shares relevant data to warfighters in order to make better decisions - faster.
In order to achieve all-domain superiority, activities in one domain must enhance the effectiveness of those in other domains. This involves coordination between the United States Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Army.
(U.S. Air Force video by Tech. Sgt. Nancy Kasberg)
U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area and Florida Officials Discuss Coastal Overflight
Vice Adm. Poulin, commander Atlantic Area, Representative Matt Gaetz, Governor Ron DeSantis and the First Lady of Florida, and Mayor Grover C. Robinson, IV of Pensacola give remarks on their overflight of areas affected by Hurricane Sally.
#USCGSally #ForwardTogether
