North Carolina town honors fallen Coast Guardsman
On May 4th, more than 100 people braved the wet and dismal weather of Emerald Island, N.C., to honor Senior Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III, a Coast Guard hero. Horne tragically lost his life in the line of duty [...]
Training Center Yorktown hosts leadership panel: “Women–Can You Have It All?”
On April 10, 2013, Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown’s Leadership and Diversity Advisory Council presented a first-of-its-kind, leadership luncheon and panel discussion entitled “Women: Can You Have It All?” More than 110 Coast Guard men and women from the TRACEN [...]
Coast Guard Special Missions Training Center receives Kimball Award
Story by Lt. Julie E. Sieker and Seaman Nicole Groll On April 18, 2013, members of the Coast Guard Special Missions Training Center Boat Tactics Branch, located at Camp Lejeune, N.C., were presented with the Sumner I. Kimball Readiness Award [...]
Coast Guard on leading edge with Cyber Guardian exercise
Story by Lt. Mark Briggs Coast Guard Sector North Carolina and the North Carolina Area Maritime Security Committee conducted a Cyber Terrorism Tabletop Exercise, Cyber Guardian 2013 on Wednesday. Cyber Guardian 2013 was designed to provide personnel from Sector North [...]
Coast Guard Sector Baltimore hosts non-rate career fair
Post written by PA2 David R. Marin and PA1 Brandyn Hill Coast Guard Sector Baltimore opened its doors to host 87 non-rates and 10 Coast Guard hopefuls as part of a non-rate fair held in the Columbus Recreation Center at [...]
Training Center Yorktown hosts inaugural Speed Mentoring event
Post written by Lt.j.g. Marquesio Robinson, Petty Officer 1st Class Brent Pearson and Lt. Andrew Vicks Seventy servicemembers recently participated in Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown’s inaugural Speed Mentoring event held at the Port of York on the base Feb. [...]
Coast Guard holds largest International Maritime Officers Course graduation
Story by Lt. Andrew Vicks Forty students from 28 partner nations graduated from the International Maritime Officers Course Thursday at Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown, marking the largest graduating class in the school’s 17-year history. Vice Adm. Manson K. Brown, [...]
Semper Paratus
Written by Cmdr. Rick Wester Saturday was the U.S. Coast Guard’s 222nd birthday, and marked the date on which the Tariff Act of 1790 authorized, at the suggestion of Alexander Hamilton, the building of ten cutters to assist in the collection [...]
Earning his keep: A non-rate’s journey
Post written by Petty Officer 3rd Class Cynthia Oldham Coast Guard non-rates, who are the service’s most junior members, often find themselves in some pretty undesirable positions: dangling from cutter hulls; in oily engine-room bilges; inside stinky, sea life-filled buoys; [...]
Coast Guard honors historic Pea Island surfman during ceremony in NC
Story and photos by Lt. Todd Porter Benjamin Bowser Jr. was honored at his gravesite in Jarvisburg, N.C., June 11th. He was a surfman with the Pea Island Life-Saving Station, historically known as the only all-African American manned surf station, from [...]








