U.S. Coast Guard Takes Delivery Of Its 45th Fast Response Cutters
The Coast Guard accepted delivery today of the 45th fast response cutter (FRC), Emlen Tunnell, in Key West, Florida.
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Bollinger Shipyards Delivers 44th Fast Response Cutter To The USCG
Bollinger Shipyards press release The USCGC GLEN HARRIS is the third of six FRCs to ...
US Navy Mark VI Patrol Boats Receive Reprieve
The U.S. Navy has canceled the February 5 GENADMIN message calling for the early retirement of the Mark VI Patrol Boats in 2021...
U.S. Coast Guard commissions 42nd Sentinel-Class cutter
The USCGC Robert Goldman (WPC 1142), Patrol Forces Southwest Asia's second Sentinel-class cutter, was commissioned into service at Coast Guard Sector Key West, Friday.
Bollinger Shipyards Delivers 43rd Fast Response Cutter to the USCG
Bollinger delivers final of three USCG Fast Response Cutters to be home-ported in Guam...
Update on the U.S. Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship Program
The Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) was a “Hot Topic of discussion” at SNA 2021 held in mid-January 2021...
U.S. Navy Will Not Replace the Patrol Coastals with a New Boat of Similar Size and Type
The U.S. Navy does not intend to have a direct replacement for the Cyclone-class Patrol ...
US Coast Guard commissions 41st Sentinel-class fast response cutter
The Coast Guard commissioned the 41st fast response cutter (FRC), Charles Moulthrope, in Portsmouth, Virginia, Jan. 21. The cutter is the first of six FRCs to be assigned to Patrol Forces Southwest Asia and stationed in Manama, Bahrain.
Bollinger delivers USCG’s 42nd Fast Response Cutter “Robert Goldman”
Bollinger Shipyards LLC (“Bollinger”) yesterday delivered the USCGC ROBERT GOLDMAN to the U.S. Coast Guard in Key West, Florida. This is the 165th vessel Bollinger has delivered to the U.S. Coast Guard over a 35-year period and the 42nd Fast Response Cutter (“FRC”) delivered under the current program.
Royal and US Navies link up for Gulf mine workout
Four minehunters from the two allies’ navies pooled their collective resources to work with two of the Royal Navy’s frigates operating in the Gulf for two action-packed days which extended far beyond the art of hunting mines.