The boarding officer and assistant boarding officer headed to the bridge to check passports, visas, and shipping documents. A SCHOOL WELLNESS PROGRAM. Smoke seemed to be coming from her but no flames were visible. It is hard when they shake the boat. MIAMI Coast Guard Cutters Pablo Valent and Robert Yered's crews repatriated 177 people to Cuba, Thursday, following interdictions off Florida's coast. OCEAN CITY, Md. Her first trip was back to Ocean Station Charlie, where she served from 21 November through 13 December 1968. The Schenck reported being with another ship of the convoy and sighting others to the northwest. The station constructed a one-story, 806 square foot addition to the existing facility, creating room for up to six additional crewmembers and allowing overnight duty crews to be made up of men and women. The Moran tug also succeeded in resuming her tow of Galloway and the tug Rescue arrived to tow Myrto. Later , LT Goehring described his experience by saying, " one minute I was on a wet pitching deck the next I was under water swimming as hard as I could for the surface." He said yes. Rod Powers was a retired Air Force First Sergeant with 22 years of active duty service. We visit and phone a few times a year. The Sentinel-class fast response cutter is a key component of the Coast Guard's offshore fleet that is capable of deploying independently to conduct missions that include port, waterways and coastal security; fishery patrols; search and rescue; and national defense. While it was deemed advisable for Duane to pick up survivors without cover from Schenck, it was also very hazardous to leave the convoy without protection. Air coverage appeared and the plane was asked to search for the three stragglers. The analyses on sea-going missions provided insight into these three factors. Radar: (1945) SC-3, SGa; (1966) AN/SPS-29D, AN/SPA-52. As a result, the 270-foot medium endurance cutters were assigned to a tier five on the sea pay table which is the highest tier. The Duane, serving as the flagship for Coast Guard Squadron Three, also hosted the change of command ceremonies when CAPT John E. Day was relieved as the commanding officer of Coast Guard Squadron Three by CAPT Sherman K. Frick on 6 May 1968 in Subic Bay. On 2 May 1942, the cutter was underway en route Reykjavik, Iceland, intercepting convoy SCL-81 on May 6th, the convey consisting of 18 vessels with five escorts, including the Duane, Bibb and three Navy destroyers. Everyone on the ship has his or her skills tested on a regular basis. The boarding party seized the vessel, its cargo, and arrested her five-man crew. Guarding America's West Coast ports and ensuring the safety of vessels, cargo, and people is now an integral part of ALERT's daily operations. He explained that they had raised the flippers and pumped air to try to steady the submarine. In August, 1979, the cutter underwent a 1.5 million dollar rehabilitation at the Bethlehem Steel Shipyard in East Boston. The purpose was to provide emergency assistance to ships and aircraft if needed. Even though there were only six Coast Guardsmen on board the cargo ship, there were many more back at the Forward supporting them. Patrols off the coast of Viet Nam were three weeks each, with one WHEC remaining in the Gulf of Thailand to offer support to ground troops with their long range five-inch guns. The Coast Guard at War V: Transports and Escorts. Here's a little snippet of life aboard a cutter, and what you can expect should you ever volunteer for service. At that time, the Coast Guard provided assistance to transatlantic shipping and aircraft by maintaining ships at strategic locations in the Atlantic Ocean. JOSEPH HENRY, PATTERSON (1924 USCG); CG DESTROYER CG 16, PONTCHARTRAIN (1928); later HMS HARTLAND, Y 00, ROGER B. TANEY (1936); WPG/WHEC 37; TANEY, SAMUEL D. INGHAM (1936); WPG/WAGC/WHEC 35; INGHAM, SARANAC (1930); later HMS BANFF, Y 43; later SEBEC, WPG 164; later TAMPA, SEYMOUR (1867); ex-ISAAC N. SEYMOUR; ex-J. Early on the 4th another convoy, Trujillo-28, was diverted southward from the convoy's path. She then returned to her earlier classification WPG-33. After participating in the "Harborfest" activities in Boston, and despite some Congressional pressure to keep her in service and in Portlant, the cutter's crew prepared her for decommissioning. Every operation requires the participation of everyone onboard. Coast Guard Cutter Life! Dim lights were reported early on the 4th twice on the same relative bearing. Also that year she served on and Ocean Station Able from 6-27 April. We went down when you saw us and the bombs started going off, things stopped and would not work, a lot of things broke." Cutter File, US Coast Guard Historian's Office. Then it was realized that he meant another submarine. "It is not easy down there," he said. Once there, her aircraft surveyed Greenland's western coast. Leaving for Palermo on that date she returned to Bizerte on the 29th of October and remained there until the 13th of November. She was sold on 9 October 1792. Underway duty is not necessarily harder [than shore duty], just a different lifestyle," said BMC George Smith, the chief of the Forwards deck division. On June 1, the Coast Guard made history with the ascension of Adm. Linda Fagan to its top position as commandant, relieving outgoing commandant Adm. Karl Schultz. The NEAH BAY serves throughout the entire Great Lakes system. Duane Cutter File, US Coast Guard Historian's Office. Even as more women enter the service, keeping them there can be a challenge. 89 were here. Senior officers and chiefs walk young officers and enlisted members through every imaginable damage control scenario aboard the Forward on a regular basis. On 4 to 25 January 1960 she served on Ocean Station Echo and from 18 March to 8 April Duane served on Ocean Station Charlie. John Singletary, Chief of Waterways Management for Sector New York, told Henry, providing this mixed gender berthing gives those members the opportunity to start their careers out early. Duane was underway again on 28 January 1943, in company with two Navy destroyers as escort of the westbound convoy ONSJ-163 consisting of nine ships. This designation indicated a multi-mission ship able to operate at sea for 30-45 days without support and Duane was then reclassified as WHEC-33. We seem to think that it happened in late '42. They lowered the basket, put in him and his luggage, and they took off. He had been afraid that Duane would not stop to pick up the submarine's survivors in spite of his crew's shouts and arm waving. To the best of our knowledge, their bodies were never found. During one attempt Duane's commanding officer, first lieutenant, and members of the deck force were struck by a whipping hawser. During a 1982 Cadet Training Cruise Duane made two large drug busts, netting nearly fifty tons of marijuana. But twenty four hours after leaving Portland, Maine, she responded to a vessel in distress. For most of the next twenty years, Duane and her sisters, except Taney which was stationed in the Pacific, alternated duty between weather stations Charlie (850 miles northeast of St. Johns, Newfoundland), Bravo (250 miles northeast of Cape St. Charles, Labrador); Delta (located 650 miles southeast of Argentia); and Echo (850 miles east northeast of Bermuda). It was about four feet in height and had only a narrow opening for gun crew access. Duane, 1936 (ex-William J. Duane)WPG/WAGC/WHEC 33The "Treasury" class Coast Guard cutters (sometimes referred to as the "Secretary" or 327-foot class) were all named for former secretaries of the. The Duane eased her spare parts shortage by stripping her sister cutter Spencer, which had been decommissioned earlier. Her last ocean station patrol came from 1 to 22 October 1956 when she served on Ocean Station Bravo. That evening six merchant vessels joined from Aruba escorted by two SCs, which later returned to Aruba. Contents 1 420' Healy class Icebreaker (WAGB) The first lieutenant was struck across the stomach. Lieutenant [Robert W.] Goehring was the ship's gunnery officer and was back within that shield doing an inspection when one of those waves hit the ship, came over the side at the same time that the bow rose on another wave further depressing the stern. The Duane was directed to act independently in the van of the convoy and the Babbitt joining an hour later, took station to her starboard. Aircraft: Grumman JF-2, V148 (1938) Departing Boston Duane passed through the Cape Cod Canal on 10 April in a heavy snow storm. She took charge of the main convoy on the 16th as the cutter Campbell (WPG-32) and a British escort vessel searched for a submarine. In late September 2021, Coast Guard Station Morro Bay in California, part of Sector Los Angeles/Long Beach, made such an addition, according to the Coast Guard. All hands were totally amazed to see two men who left Virginia Beach two months before, rowing a boat on Ocean Station Delta. They hovered off the fantail, and I vectored him in with wands. On 9 August 1942, Duane stood out of Reykjavik in company with a Navy destroyer to rendezvous with an Iceland-bound convoy. Toggle navigation. USRC Cutter McCulloch was constructed by William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Duane resumed the search until 2158 when she was ordered to proceed to Reykjavik. It was also being pounded by the heavy seas and 40 mph winds. . When finally floated, Duane was maneuvered to the center of the turning basin and returned to Boston for repairs. During the trip toward the American Importer, the Duane "swimmers" got into their wet suits and practiced their routines in case they had to jump in and rescue crewmembers of the American Importer. Mr. Hoare became "landsick" aboard the stationary "Duane" though. On our return to Boston, an interview of the captain with either Life or Look magazine took place. From 8 to 29 April and again from 23 September to 14 October 1955 Duane served on Ocean Station Bravo. Two hours later she sighted the convoy 12 miles distant and notified Babbitt. Precautionary measures were taken in handling the wheel, in case sabotage was being attempted. Three people were arrested and the vessel and her illegal cargo were seized. She sought better contact with negative results. 7) Virginia -Launched sometime in 1791. The speed was reduced to seven knots but during the night Peter Helms left the convoy, her master thoroughly miffed about the admonitions regarding smoke, and proceeded independently. In the late seventies, Mr. Goehring had become a Rear Admiral and commanded the Boston District. The fact that everything is different is just one of the challenges a newly assigned basic training or class A school graduate faces when reporting aboard a cutter. On the 8th the convoy encountered a fresh gale, blowing from the east and convoy speed was reduced to 3.5 knots, one vessel suddenly dropping out of the convoy because of engine trouble. One of the last entries on Sep. 3 included the phrase, "no rowing because of north-northwest winds of force two.". People try unusual or high risk events to gain fame. Marie-based inland buoy tender because it will take several years. For official information about the U. S. Coast Guard, please visit www.uscg.mil. On the 7th she dropped three charges and fired to "K" guns on a good contact which had no propeller beats or doppler effect. The Coast Guard at War V: Transports and Escorts. Later that same day Edmond J. Moran reported that Galloway had also broken her tow and was adrift just 14 miles away from the cutter without any power. Her keel was laid on 1 May 1935 and she was launched and christened by Ms. Mai Duane on 3 June 1936. UPI in September, 1966 wrote that Canadian Search and Rescue Headquarters had reported that the Canadian destroyer-escort Chaudiere picked up the Puffin some 600 miles southeast of St. John's, Newfoundland and found no signs of life. A boarding party arrived in time to assist in putting out the fire in the engine room that could have been disastrous. They are required to know the location of every dewatering pump and firefighting station onboard. International Students. Fires were still burning or smoldering in the hills and frequent detonations were presumed to be demolitions by Navy units. The two Navy destroyers returned to Reykjavik and Duane was assigned to the port bow section of the main convoy. The Duane was not given credit. On the 9th the convoy entered Bocas de Dragon swept channel and on the 10th moored at Trinidad. On the 20th she dropped the convoy at Grotta, Iceland, the escort unit then proceeding to Hvalfjordur, where Duane remained moored until the 26th. Radioman Second Class Rick Moison joked that when the American Importer crewmen saw the Duane coming over the horizon, they were thinking, "How can we help you?" During the afternoon of the 11th, Duane was engaged in bringing four vessels together and escorted these until about 1600, when Bibb joined up with the remaining vessels. Today we have 375 more women in the service at the critically important E6/E7 and O-4 mid-grade leadership ranks than we had five years ago in 2017 thats a 28% increase of women at these mid-career pay grades, and a trend that outpaces their male counterparts.. Contains 792 pieces. This vessel was also low on fuel and had a bent propeller shaft coupler. U.S. Coast Guard Cutter William J. Duane (Builder's No. From 27 February to 21 March of 1951 Duane served on Ocean Station Easy. (Official cutter history published for her decommissioning. For one group of Coast Guardsmen, a day on a cutter starts with an announcement on the radio. It is sorted by length down to 65', the minimum length of a USCG cutter. On 4 December of 1967 Duane was assigned to Coast Guard Squadron Three off the Coast of Vietnam, where she served as the flagship for Coast Guard squadron. LSTs were observed unable to beach directly on Red Beach and a pontoon causeway being used in one case. L. 145, 175; 4 August 1790). Its so important that they learn these skills, said CWO2 David Cornelius, the main propulsion assistant on board the Forward. The Schenck sighted friendly aircraft at 0950 on the 2nd and asked whether SC-114 had been sighted. Two hours later a smoke screen was laid down west of the Duane to prevent attack on shipping by shore batteries, followed by another screen along the western edge of the Inner Red Transport Area. Other services have a rate for sea pay that increases with sea time, but it does not vary between platforms or mission areas, explained Blevins. U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Confidence I do year-round career counseling with all the females in the Coast Guard that are interested in afloat assignments, working on resumes and timetables for them to go afloat, when should they get underway, when do they have to get underway. Her first master was John Foster Williams. Robert Scheina. At 0937 a submarine was sighted about eight miles distant and Duane headed for it at 19 knots. 2, 37 44' N x 41 13' W. Here the cutters steamed continuously within a 100 square mile area from the center of the station with each patrol lasting approximately 21 days. On the 17th, SS Fort Rampart, a vessel in the convoy, was torpedoed and the Canadian corvette HMCS Arvida took aboard 49 survivors, three in need of medical attention. He commented on the excellence of the attack. Cutter Forces will continue to advocate for future increases to adjust for inflation, said Blevins. Over a thirty minute period, she fired 70 rounds of five-inch ammunition from her main battery and was credited with destroying one enemy command post, five bunkers, two tunnels, and 36 fortified foxholes. The Ripley story of his being washed back aboard probably came from a stretch of the fact that that wave lifted him so he could be hauled aboard. The Duane was detailed to stand by a straggler reported to have dropped astern with steering trouble. President Jackson and William Duane were close friends and it was probably through this relationship that William J. Duane was appointed as the Secretary of the Treasury in May of 1833 after Secretary Louis McLane transferred to the State Department. On the 15th the task force began escorting the Casablanca section of the convoy into port where they moored the next day. WTR-379, and again WHEC-379, was a United States Coast Guard Casco-class cutter in commission from 1949 to 1975 and from 1977 to 1988. She was built at Norfolk, Virginia. On the 23rd of March she proceeded to Casco Bay arriving on the 27th for anti-submarine exercises, attack teacher drill, and instructions in range-finding. After the completion of her reconversion in February, Duane sailed from Boston to Argentia en route to Weather Station Charlie in May 1946. On 12 January 1944, Duane was en route independently to Norfolk where she moored on the 16th at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The boarding team had to leap aboard at the risk of falling into the dark Caribbean Sea. Arriving at Argentia on May 5, Duane began escorting SS Sabine Sun to Boston on the 8th, and arrived there on the 12th. No hull damage was revealed but the dome for the underwater sound projector was believed crushed and binding on the projector. Between the 14th and 21st Duane made another trip to Palermo, Salerno, and Naples, where she remained until 29 July 1944. Meanwhile, Wave No. Area San Francisco, California to Locate the Remains of the United States Official Publication of the Navy League of the United States. But don't hold your breath waiting for the replacement of the Sault Ste. The Duane lowered a boat and picked up eleven more German enlisted men and one more officer. What remained of the convoy was kept together with difficulty during the night, which was marked by rain and sleet squalls. The Duane, with Ingham and Schenck, then proceeded to Hvalfjordur, arriving on the 12th. 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Again on the night of the 11th, two vessels were apparently straggling, but not seriously. Every day is usually marked by fire drills, boat-lowering details, law enforcement boardings, or flight quarters. On 14 January 1943, Duane received orders to join eastbound convoy SC-116, bound for Iceland, which was threatened with a heavy sub attack. During the months of June and July, 1967, she served on Ocean Station Echo. 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At first she seemed to have the outline of SS Norluna and that vessel was consequently believed to be the ship that had been torpedoed. It was 9:30 at night. She trained for three weeks at Fleet Training Group at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba before her deployment. Duane remained at Naples until 9 August 1944, when MAJGEN O'Daniels and his operational staff reported on board. On the 17th the Duane again anchored in Baie de Cavalaire. Jordan recites the weather and the plan of the day for the rousing crewmembers, while never breaking from the disc jockey character he plays so well. On 1 to 24 February 1969 she served on Ocean Station Delta. On the 8th of June she had a bearing on a submarine and later aircraft from a carrier attacked a surfaced 17 miles from the convoy. Alas. Mason said its important to provide as many afloat opportunities as possible to female Coast Guard members, as it can affect their career. This standardization saved money--always paramount in the Coast Guard's considerations--and the cutters were built in U.S. Navy shipbuilding yards. On the night of the 10th, the wind increased to force 8, and the radar indicated the convoy was scattering. In the early afternoon, Barnes thought he saw a red object off the starboard bow at some distance. She fired her "Y" gun with the third charge with depth setting of 200 feet. Furthermore, participants noted that berthing restrictions for women can limit opportunities, the study says. Fifteen minutes after that, the LCI wave departed, heading for the beach. Five minutes later the Spencer ordered Duane to close her and take over the contact. On 15 May 1942 Duane was ordered to meet convoy SC-83 and take over four vessels in it which were bound for Iceland, a Navy escort assisting. Once the tug had a line on Galloway, Duane set course for SS Arlesiana, which had run out of fuel and needed a tow to Bermuda. About the U. S. 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