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On July 22nd nine members of Sector North Carolina’s Prevention Department volunteered at the Good Shepard Center to help our local community. Their efforts helped sort 286 pounds of food donations and prepare/serve 48 meals!
Great work team!
Yesterday we honored two mariners for their rescue of a person in the water 35 miles off of the coast of North Carolina on July 5th.
Today we had the privilege of promoting Marquiche Hughes from Petty Officer First Class to Lieutenant Junior Grade in the U.S. Coast Guard aboard the Battleship North Carolina. LTJG Hughes spoke of gratitude for those who came before him and his brother, LT Hughes, in the service and his optimism that we'll continue to increase representation of black Americans in our commissioned officer corps. to the wardroom, Marquiche!
Take a moment today to remember those who protected our homeland, but never came home.
Headed on the water? Everyone needs a .
Make sure you always let someone know you're headed out on the water, where you're going and when you expect to be back.
Don't forget to check the weather forecast before you head out on the water!
Maintaining a proper lookout keeps everyone safe.
The air may be warm, but the water can still be cold. Make sure prepare for emergencies by having the right gear for the water temperature.
It's and Sharkey from the Wilmington Sharks stopped by Station Wrightsville Beach to learn some safe boating tips! Check out this video on the new kill switch requirement.
Our friends on the West Coast helped save Santa, but this case could have ended differently if Santa didn't have the proper safety and communications equipment. Don't forget your lifejackets, cold weather gear, VHF radios and your registered EPIRBs!