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Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City , Bahrain USCGC ADAK WPB‐1333 Manama USCGC BARANOF WPB‐1318 Manama USCGC MAUI WPB‐1304 Manama USCGC MONOMOY WPB‐1326 Manama USCGC WRANGELL WPB‐1332 Manama AK (Alaska), USA USCGC LIBERTY WPB‐1334 Auke Bay USCGC FIR WLB‐213 Cordova USCGC SYCAMORE WLB‐209 Cordova USCGC HICKORY WLB‐212 Homer USCGC NAUSHON WPB‐1311 Homer USCGC BAILEY BARCO WPC‐1122 Ketchican USCGC JOHN MCCORMICK WPC‐1121 Ketchican USCGC ANTHONY PETIT WLM‐558 Ketchikan USCGC SPAR WLB‐206 Kodiak USCGC ALEX HALEY WMEC‐39 Kodiak USCGC ELDERBERRY WLI‐65401 Petersburg USCGC ANACAPA WPB‐1335 Petersburg USCGC MUSTANG WPB‐1310 Seward USCGC KUKUI WLB‐203 Sitka USCGC CHANDELEUR WPB‐1319 Valdez AL (Alabama), USA USCGC WEDGE WLR‐75307 Demopolis USCGC SAGINAW WLIC‐803 Mobile Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 1 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City AL (Alabama), USA USCGC BARBARA MABRITY WLM‐559 Mobile USCGC GANNET WPB‐87334 Mobile USCGC MANOWAR WPB‐87330 Mobile AR (Arkansas), USA USCGC KANAWHA WLR‐75407 Pine Bluff CA (California), USA USCGC HADDOCK WPB‐87347 San Diego USCGC FORREST REDNOUR WPC‐1129 San Pedro USCGC ROBERT WARD WPC‐1130 San Pedro USCG‐PCU BENJAMIN WPC‐1132 San Pedro BOTTOMS USCG‐PCU TERRELL HORNE WPC‐1131 San Pedro CT (Connecticut), USA USCGC BOLLARD WYTL‐65614 New Haven USCGC ALBACORE WPB‐87309 New London FL (Florida), USA USCGC MORAY WPB‐87331 Cape Canaveral USCGC IBIS WPB‐87338 Fort Pierce USCGC MOHAWK WMEC‐913 Key West USCGC THETIS WMEC‐910 Key West USCGC CHARLES DAVID JR WPC‐1107 Key West USCGC CHARLES SEXTON WPC‐1108 Key West USCGC ISAAC MAYO WPC‐1112 Key West USCGC KATHLEEN MOORE WPC‐1109 Key West USCGC RAYMOND EVANS WPC‐1110 Key West Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 2 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City FL (Florida), USA USCGC WILLIAM TRUMP WPC‐1111 Key West USCG‐PCU MYRTLE HAZARD WPC‐1139 Key West USCGC HUDSON WLIC‐801 Miami Beach USCGC WILLIAM FLORES WPC‐1103 Miami Beach USCG‐PCU ACTIVE WMSM‐921 Panama City USCG‐PCU ALERT WMSM‐923 Panama City USCG‐PCU ARGUS WMSM‐915 Panama City USCG‐PCU CHASE WMSM‐916 Panama City USCG‐PCU DILIGENCE WMSM‐922 Panama City USCG‐PCU ICARUS WMSM‐920 Panama City USCG‐PCU INGHAM WMSM‐917 Panama City USCG‐PCU PICKERING WMSM‐918 Panama City USCG‐PCU RELIANCE WMSM‐925 Panama City USCG‐PCU RUSH WMSM‐919 Panama City USCG‐PCU VIGILANT WMSM‐924 Panama City USCGC KINGFISHER WPB‐87322 Panama City USCGC MARLIN WPB‐87304 Panama City USCGC CYPRESS WLB‐210 Pensacola USCGC DAUNTLESS WMEC‐624 Pensacola USCGC DECISIVE WMEC‐629 Pensacola USCGC VISE WLIC‐75305 Saint Petersburg USCGC JOSHUA APPLEBY WLM‐556 Saint Petersburg USCGC VENTUROUS WMEC‐625 Saint Petersburg USCGC SEAHAWK WPB‐87323 Saint Petersburg Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 3 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City GA (Georgia), USA USCGC SEA DOG WPB‐87373 Kings Bay USCGC SEA DRAGON WPB‐87367 Kings Bay GU (Guam), USA USCGC SEQUOIA WLB‐215 Apra Harbor USCGC KISKA WPB‐1336 Apra Harbor USCGC WASHINGTON WPB‐1331 Apra Harbor HI (Hawaii), USA USCGC WALNUT WLB‐205 Honolulu USCGC KIMBALL WMSL‐756 Honolulu USCG‐PCU MIDGETT WMSL‐757 Honolulu (WMSL) USCGC AHI WPB‐87364 Honolulu USCGC KITTIWAKE WPB‐87316 Honolulu USCGC JOSEPH GERCZAK WPC‐1126 Honolulu USCGC OLIVER BERRY WPC‐1124 Honolulu USCG‐PCU WILLIAM C HART WPC‐1134 Honolulu IA (Iowa), USA USCGC WYACONDA WLR‐75403 Dubuque USCGC SCIOTO WLR‐65504 Keokuk IL (Illinois), USA USCGC SANGAMON WLR‐65506 East Peoria KY (Kentucky), USA USCGC CHENA WLR‐75409 Hickman USCGC OBION WLR‐65503 Owensboro Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 4 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City LA (Louisiana), USA USCGC SKIPJACK WPB‐87353 Abbeville USCGC AXE WLIC‐75310 Morgan City USCGC PAMLICO WLIC‐800 New Orleans MA (Massachusetts), USA USCGC ESCANABA WMEC‐907 Boston USCGC SENECA WMEC‐906 Boston USCGC SPENCER WMEC‐905 Boston USCGC REEF SHARK WPB‐87371 Boston USCGC PENDANT WYTL‐65608 Boston USCGC COBIA WPB‐87311 Woods Hole USCGC SANIBEL WPB‐1312 Woods Hole USCGC TYBEE WPB‐1330 Woods Hole MD (Maryland), USA USCGC (Barque) EAGLE WIX‐327 Baltimore USCGC CHOCK WYTL‐65602 Baltimore ME (Maine), USA USCGC AMBERJACK WPB‐87315 Jonesport USCGC ABBIE BURGESS WLM‐553 Rockland USCGC THUNDER BAY WTGB‐108 Rockland USCGC TACKLE WYTL‐65604 Rockland USCGC MARCUS HANNA WLM‐554 South Portland USCGC OCRACOKE WPB‐1307 South Portland USCGC SHACKLE WYTL‐65609 South Portland USCGC BRIDLE WYTL‐65607 Southwest Harbor Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 5 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City MI (Michigan), USA USCGC HOLLYHOCK WLB‐214 Port Huron USCGC BISCAYNE BAY WTGB‐104 Saint Ignace USCGC BUCKTHORN WLI‐642 Sault Ste. Marie USCGC KATMAI BAY WTGB‐101 Sault Ste. Marie USCGC MOBILE BAY WTGB‐103 Sturgeon Bay MS (Mississippi), USA USCGC PATOKA WLR‐75408 Greenville USCGC GREENBRIER WLR‐75501 Natchez USCG‐PCU STONE WMSL‐758 Pascagoula USCGC KICKAPOO WLR‐75406 Vicksburg NC (North Carolina), USA USCGC SMILAX WLIC‐315 Atlantic Beach USCGC NATHAN WPC‐1128 Atlantic Beach BRUCKENTHAL USCGC RICHARD SNYDER WPC‐1127 Atlantic Beach USCGC BAYBERRY WLI‐65400 Oak Island NJ (New Jersey), USA USCGC CROCODILE WPB‐87369 Cape May USCGC HAMMERHEAD WPB‐87302 Cape May USCGC MAKO WPB‐87303 Cape May USCGC SHEARWATER WPB‐87349 Cape May USCGC LAWRENCE LAWSON WPC‐1120 Cape May USCGC ROLLIN FRITCH WPC‐1119 Cape May USCG‐PCU ANGELA MCSHAN WPC‐1135 Cape May Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 6 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City NY (New York), USA USCGC BONITO WPB‐87341 Montauk OH (Ohio), USA USCGC MORRO BAY WTGB‐106 Cleveland OK (Oklahoma), USA USCGC MUSKINGUM WLR‐75402 Sallisaw OR (Oregon), USA USCGC ORCAS WPB‐1327 Coos Bay USCGC STEADFAST WMEC‐623 Warrenton PA (Pennsylvania), USA USCGC CAPSTAN WYTL‐65601 Philadelphia USCGC CLEAT WYTL‐65615 Philadelphia PR (Puerto Rico), USA USCG‐PCU JOSEPH O DOYLE WPC‐1133 San Juan SC (South Carolina), USA USCGC ANVIL WLIC‐75301 North Charleston USCGC CORMORANT WPB‐87313 North Charleston TN (Tennessee), USA USCGC CHIPPEWA WLR‐75404 Buchanan USCGC OUACHITA WLR‐65501 Chattanooga USCGC KANKAKEE WLR‐75500 Memphis USCGC CIMARRON WLR‐65502 Parris Landing TX (Texas), USA USCGC MALLET WLIC‐75304 Corpus Christi USCGC CHINOOK WPB‐87308 Corpus Christi USCGC COHO WPB‐87321 Corpus Christi Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 7 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City TX (Texas), USA USCGC MANTA WPB‐87320 Corpus Christi USCGC STURGEON WPB‐87336 Corpus Christi USCGC TIGER SHARK WPB‐87359 Freeport USCGC CLAMP WLIC‐75306 Galveston USCGC HATCHET WLIC‐75309 Galveston USCGC HARRY CLAIBORNE WLM‐561 Galveston USCGC BELUGA WPB‐87325 Galveston USCGC SEA HORSE WPB‐87361 Galveston USCG‐PCU DANIEL TARR WPC‐1136 Galveston USCG‐PCU EDGAR WPC‐1137 Galveston CULBERTSON USCG‐PCU HAROLD MILLER WPC‐1138 Galveston USCGC STINGRAY WPB‐87305 Sabine Pass USCGC ALLIGATOR WPB‐87372 South Padre Island VA (Virginia), USA USCGC DEPENDABLE WMEC‐626 Little Creek USCGC KENNEBEC WLIC‐802 Portsmouth USCGC FRANK DREW WLM‐557 Portsmouth USCGC BEAR WMEC‐901 Portsmouth USCGC FORWARD WMEC‐911 Portsmouth USCGC HARRIET LANE WMEC‐903 Portsmouth USCGC LEGARE WMEC‐912 Portsmouth USCGC DOLPHIN WPB‐87354 Portsmouth USCGC RAZORBILL WPB‐87332 Portsmouth USCGC FLYINGFISH WPB‐87346 Virginia Beach Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 8 of 9 Coast Guard Vessels* Not Yet Adopted by Navy League (by State) [against: database provided by CG‐7511 (Dennis Thorseth)] Unit Name Hull Number Unit City VA (Virginia), USA USCGC HAWK WPB‐87355 Virginia Beach WA (Washington), USA USCGC SEA DEVIL WPB‐87368 Bangor USCGC SEA FOX WPB‐87374 Bangor USCGC ACTIVE WMEC‐618 Port Angeles USCGC ADELIE WPB‐87333 Port Angeles USCGC CUTTYHUNK WPB‐1322 Port Angeles USCGC SWORDFISH WPB‐87358 Port Angeles USCGC WAHOO WPB‐87345 Port Angeles USCGC OSPREY WPB‐87307 Port Townsend Total Number of Coast Guard Vessels Awaiting Adoption: 174 Thursday, March 07, 2019* Only inlcudes named "Cutters" (65 feet or more) Page 9 of 9.
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