The navy also includes the Coast Guard.

I worked for the Coastguard, was made a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador.

It was the Greek Coast Guard.

Officers sent to the United States have undergone schooling in surface warfare and experienced on job training with the US Coast Guard.

No, a coast guard helicopter. He kept buzzing the beach.

Even the US Coast Guard could not rule out that the company s assets could be used for terrorist operations.

Call the coastguard and tell him to start circling the island with patrol boats.

Well, my time at the Coast Guard was a really good time.

Coast Guard station 37 reported minor shore wreckage... along the Massachusetts coast.

I've checked with the coastguard. There's gonna be a full moon tonight.

With the help of the coast guard, after one more hour, we arrived to the island safe.

The first I knew about this was when the Coast Guard plane turned up overhead.

I've got a friend in the Coast Guard. I'll drop in to see him.

On learning of the hijacking, the Cuban Frontier Troops sent a note to the United States Coast Guard giving it the details of what had taken place.

quot The Coast Guard monitors high seas fishing activity in support of resolution 46 215.

With luck and no patrol boats, I'll be back in SaintePierre at midnight.

I do not think anybody could give a more logical explanation... for refusing to obey the challenge of our patrol boat.

The workshop was attended by officials of the United States Coast Guard, the Governments of the British Virgin Islands and the United States Virgin Islands, and the University of the West Indies.

Instead, the Army has different flags and ensigns, some for the entire army and many for the different regiments and corps.

Smuggling of migrants and human trafficking are also problems exacerbated by the absence of a coast guard or other administrative structures.

Upon consultation with the People apos s Republic of China, officers of the United States Coast Guard boarded and inspected the vessels.

The Auxiliary, a volunteer non military organization, was created by the United States Congress in 1939, to assist the United States Coast Guard in promoting safety on the waterways.

A. The modestly resourced Coastguard Department has partially achieved its intended goal of securing Yemeni ports, in addition to carrying out patrol activities.

The Mekong Tragedy prompted China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand to launch joint patrols along the river and coordinate attempts to capture Naw Kham.

During the same time period, the United States Coast Guard was escorting a third drift net vessel, the DAYUANYU 206, to its home port Shanghai.

The French government offered a reward for ghost nets handed in to local coastguards along sections of the Normandy coast between 1980 and 1981.

Using available resources, the Coastguard Department is engaged in securing the Yemeni coasts by conducting marine patrols to check for any possible breaches occurring by sea.

The Coast Guard of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba and Warda Nos Costa ( Guard Our Coast') are making great efforts to intercept illegal immigrants on board vessels and on shore.

Two of the vessels were instructed to return to port and the Coast Guard escorted the third vessel back to the People apos s Republic of China.

quot To date in 1994, the United States Coast Guard has not detected any large scale drift net fishing activity on the high seas.

quot To date in 1993, the United States Coast Guard has detected four vessels on the high seas of the western North Pacific Ocean equipped for large scale drift net fishing operations.

Almost 6 of the staff of the Special Security Service and 12 of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba coastguard are women.

quot With regard to activities or conduct inconsistent with the terms of resolution 46 215, the United States Coast Guard monitors high seas fishing activity in support of resolution 46 215.

quot The United States Coast Guard was able to detect, board and inspect the fishing vessels suspected of conducting activities inconsistent with the global moratorium with the cooperation of the flag State and other concerned Governments.

The United States Coast Guard enforcement operations in the North Pacific Ocean have been coordinated in a cooperative effort with enforcement officials of Canada, Japan and the Russian Federation. quot

42. The United States Coast Guard continued to maintain a detachment on St. Thomas and to patrol the waters of the Territory including, under special arrangements, those of the neighbouring British Virgin Islands.

Haiti, however, played no role in the war except for supplying the United States with raw materials and serving as a base for a United States Coast Guard detachment.

Patrol boat?

At the Veterans Today website, a retired officer of the United States Coast Guard, Tom Barnes, says the news channel is playing up the stereotype to create us versus them tensions

During the period under review, the military personnel were comprised of the following Navy, 6,866 Air Force, 2,636 Army, 56 Marines, 344 and Coast Guard, 142.

Enforcement efforts in 1993 have included United States Coast Guard aircraft sorties and cutter patrols in areas of former large scale high seas drift net fishing activity.

Europe s choice now is clear mobilize to help its neighbors open up their economies and societies, or start beefing up its coastguards and ordering patrol boats.

Wodger, of the Purple Fawn, and Mr. Jaggers, the cobbler, who also sold old second hand ordinary bicycles, were stretching a string of union jacks and royal ensigns (which had originally celebrated the first Victorian Jubilee) across the road.

The United States Coast Guard interdicted (in many cases, rescued) a total of 41 342 Haitians during 1991 and 1992.

Is it the patrol boat?