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James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General

James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General

James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General Land Office, Pete Jobes, salvage foreman of Global Marine Diving and Salvage, and Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Jessye Buswell, a marine science tech... More

Aransas Pass, Texas, Taken by the Union forces under Maj. Gen. Banks, Nov. 17th., 1863 . . . shows the position of the bar, also the Rebel batteries, each mounting 1-20 lb. Parrot gun. [By] Charles Hosmer, Sub-Asst., U.S. Coast Survey.

Aransas Pass, Texas, Taken by the Union forces under Maj. Gen. Banks, ...

"Fortifications Map File" Plans of Military Forts

STATION PORT ARANSAS - U.S. Coast guard photo

STATION PORT ARANSAS - U.S. Coast guard photo

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at Station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Por... More

Edward Primeau and Chief Petty Officer Rich Forte,

Edward Primeau and Chief Petty Officer Rich Forte,

Edward Primeau and Chief Petty Officer Rich Forte, both of the Atlantic Strike Team discuss the removal operations for a partially submerged vessel at Rockport Marina, Aransas, Texas, Sept. 29, 2017. The Coast ... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at Station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Port... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Coast Guard Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigat... More

Coast Guard responds to barge on fire approximately

Coast Guard responds to barge on fire approximately

Coast Guard responds to barge on fire approximately three miles from Port Aransas, Texas, jetties Oct. 20, 2017. A Coast Guard Corpus Christi MH-65 Dolphin and HC-144 Ocean Sentry are searching for two missing... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)-- Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Por... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 2)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Por... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Coast Guard Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigat... More

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

STATION PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

PORT ARANSAS, Texas (Feb 7)--Coast Guard Station Port Aransas, Texas. Cutter Steelhead, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat, is co-located at station Port Aransas along with Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Por... More

James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General

James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General

James Dueñes, senior response officer of Texas General Land Office, Pete Jobes, salvage foreman of Global Marine Diving and Salvage, and Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Jessye Buswell, a marine science tech... More

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